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When we gain a victory, moral or mental, when we...
When we gain a victory, moral or mental, when we subdue a passion or achieve a thought, let the conquest be decisive. Let the question be settled, the idea mastered, the doubt decided forever. Let there be no fear of future difficulty. If the serpent lie across our path and we must kill it to pass, let the blow be struck straight and strong; let us lift the body and see that it be really dead, lest when we pass this way again to-morrow it may lift its foul head, and hiss and frighten us from the pathway out among thorns and briars, wandering from our way, torn and tired with our struggles, ashamed of the wretched shiftlessness which is only a specimen of our moral and mental lives.—Phillips Brooks.
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June 27, 1901 issue
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Comets and Stars now Prominent
Mary Clark Traylor
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When we gain a victory, moral or mental, when we...
Phillips Brooks
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Upholds Christian Science
Archibald McLellan
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The Lectures
with contributions from I. T. Kahn, Daniel Davenport
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Notices
with contributions from Lucy Larcom
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Communion Service
Editor
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The Test of Character
Editor
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Concord as a Resort in June
Editor
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Epidemic of Suicides
Editor
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A Letter from Germany
with contributions from Frances Thurber Seal
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As to Railroad Fares
Archibald McLellan
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What they are Accomplishing
Unitarian
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Effects of Poison Oak Overcome
Mary E. Terrell
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Saved from Injury
Naomi M. Whitesell
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A Remarkable Case of Healing
E. Della Wood
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Healed of Nervous Prostration
F. B. Pierce
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Christian Science and Obstetrics
E. R. H. with contributions from C. C.
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All Needs Supplied
W. L. M.
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Operation not Necessary
H. G.
