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Teaching a Young Lark
How its Mother Coaches it to Hop About and Fly.
J. M. Barrie, the noted Scottish story writer, tells in Scribner's Magazine how a young lark got its first lesson.
A baby lark had got out of its nest sideways, a fall of a foot only, but a dreadful drop for a baby.

March 21, 1901 issue
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The Lectures
with contributions from W. H. Taylor, C. A. Huyck
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As Viewed by a Christian Scientist
John H. Wheeler
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Christian Science
Frederick Dixon
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Great Religious Awakening Begun
R. W. Rogers
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Christian Science Healed Her
with contributions from A. Tennyson
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Something New
Mary Baker G. Eddy
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Church By-law
Editor
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In Answer to Prayer
Editor with contributions from J. S. Pillsbury
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Calls it Dangerous Action
Editor
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Christian Science and Insanity
with contributions from Mary Baker G. Eddy
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A Card of Thanks
with contributions from Charles M. Howe, Mary C. Keedy, Edwin J. Townsend
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Among the Churches
with contributions from M. C. S.
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Teaching a Young Lark
Charles Noble Churchill
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The Gift of God
BY M. LOUISE BAUM.
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"Be Courteous"
BY ELIZA P. T. HOUK.
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"Lest we Forget"
BY RACHEL F. MARSHALL.
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Hope
BY THERESA V. HARDY.
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Physical and Spiritual Benefits Realized
A. J. Beach
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Testimony of a Business Man
J. F. B.
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Helped by a Little Child's Faith
Gussie M. Williams
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Sight Restored through Christian Science
Ida Rogero