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But the true faculty of doing good consists not in wealth nor station, but in the energy and wisdom of a loving heart, that can sympathize with all mankind, and acknowledges a brother or a sister in every unfortunate man or woman, and an own child in each neglected orphan 去书内
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    This sentence completely changes my old belief that only rich and powerful people are able to do great good. Mr. Raikes was just an ordinary man without abundant money or high social rank, yet he created Sunday-schools to help poor children, a meaningful deed far more memorable than what wealthy nobles had done for years. I realize kindness never relies on material wealth or social status. What truly matters is a warm, sympathetic heart that cares for every suffering person around us. Even small, simple efforts from ordinary people can bring huge changes to those in need. It inspires me to offer kindness to others in daily life, no matter how little I can give.

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