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[Written for the Sentinel]
Arising at Dawn
A little burden traveled through the air,And as it flew from troubled heart to heart,It grew and magnified each little careWhich mortal thought had made of it a part.
On, on it went, with weariness constrainedTo rest betimes on clouds of gloomy gray;And while it tarried, and as darkness waned,A little angel thought passed by that way.
June 27, 1914 issue
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JUDGE CLIFFORD P. SMITH
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Martyrs
J. S. BRAITHWAITE, M.A.
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All That the Father Hath
AMANDA STEPHAN
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"That which is past"
MAY BELCHER
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The Day of Miracles
LOUIS A. GREGORY, LL.B.
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There can, I think, be no doubt that the Rev. Mr.—'s...
Frederick Dixon
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Christian Scientists derive their authority to heal from the...
H. Cornell Wilson
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That the Rev. Mr.—should classify Christian Science...
Thomas F. Watson
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Doubtless many of your readers have been greatly interested...
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The Test
HAROLD SUSMAN
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"Let patience have her perfect work"
Archibald McLellan
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Man's Unlimited Endowment
John B. Willis
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Love Impartial and Universal
Annie M. Knott
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The Lectures
Bliss Knapp with contributions from DeWitt McMurray, G. G. Gibbs , Clarence C. Eaton, A. D. Aiken, D. Wray DePrez
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In November, 1905, I underwent a double operation for...
Alma B. Wightman
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It is difficult to express in words my thankfulness to God...
George W. Turner
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I am very thankful for what Christian Science has done...
Sallie A. Geiger with contributions from Harry G. Geiger
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This testimony is written with a sense of deep gratitude...
Johanne Gehrmann
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I consider it my duty as well as a great privilege to testify...
William B. Asten
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Samuel P. Brannan
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Arising at Dawn
LAURA GERAHTY
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