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A Cottage Portrait
WITHIN
my humble hall there hangs against the wall
A fairer flower than summer garlands show,—
A beautiful old face whose gentleness and grace
Beam forth like winter flowers beside the snow.
How calm the light which lies within those dear old eyes,
How noble the sweet patience of that brow;
Those furrows which the years wore deep with many tears,
Ah, how serene beneath life's sunset now!
As on that face I gaze, my fancy seeks the days,
Long vanished, which her laughing girlhood knew;
I see the well-sweep move she oft has told me of,
And forest paths her bare feet rambled through.
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August 15, 1901 issue
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Some Lessons Taught by the Pan-American
BY MRS. J. EDGAR HUGHSON.
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The Christian Science View of Sin
Alfred Farlow
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No Hate Vibrations
W. D. McCrackan
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Applications for Teaching
The Christian Science Board Of Education
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Public Debate Demanded
Editor
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Christian Science Literature
Editor with contributions from Archibald Mclellan
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A Cottage Portrait
BY CLARENCE A. BUSKIRK.
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Dreams and Realities
BY CAROLINE E. MILLER.
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Our Ark
BY A. C. V.
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Christian Science a Great Blessing
R. A. B.
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Grateful for Science and Health
May S. Brower
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It is now three years since I began to study Christian Science,...
Adda H. Van Duzee
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This was the happiest Fourth of July I ever had
Willie Allen
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There are great truths, which every honest heart may be...
William Ellery Channing
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Religious Items
with contributions from Theodore L. Cuyler, J. D. Burrell