A touching story of how the poor help one another comes from one
of the Claremont Crusaders. A man, destitute and homeless, had
been found by him shivering on the Thames embankment. He gave
him a ticket which would provide a night’s shelter at Medland
Hall. An hour or two later the man ran up to the Crusader. “I
have just done a job,” he said, “for which I earned sixpence.
Take this ticket back. It will help some other chap.”
(1722)
=Kindness, Oil of=--See LUBRICATION, EFFECTIVE; SUNSHINE.
=Kindness Rewarded=--See RECOMPENSE FOR KINDNESS.