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[Written for the Sentinel]
"Be of good cheer"
Because he knew the sick man's need to copeWith dark despair when all the way seems drear,The great Physician spoke these words of hope:"Be of good cheer."
Because he knew the need of courage high,Because he knew the banefulness of fear,He bade the sick to let sick thoughts go by,Be of good cheer.

November 11, 1916 issue
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Rendering unto God
JOHN B. WILLIS
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Supply Unlimited
OLIVE J. MILLIKEN
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Regeneration
MANA WILLIS FISHER
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Overcoming a Bad Habit
SAMUEL J. MACDONALD
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Sunrise
ALICE M. KIBBLE
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The Fourth Commandment
EDITH MAUDE ELLIS
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Plus and Minus
HARRY E. CARTWRIGHT
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The letter from a Congregational minister which was...
Judge Clifford P. Smith
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The fact that the Christian Science movement is a world...
B. W. Oppenheim
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In the Examiner there appeared extracts from an address,...
Henry A. Teasdel
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Christian Science teaches, in agreement with the statement...
F. Elmo Robinson
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"Be of good cheer"
ANNE VIRGINIA CULBERTSON
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"Knowledge is power"
Archibald McLellan
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Reproving Sham Poverty
William D. McCrackan
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Physical Healing
Annie M. Knott
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The Lectures
with contributions from John C. Lathrop, Charles M. Shaw, Albert W. Varney
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With a deep sense of gratitude I write this acknowledgment...
Theresa D. Lange
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To say I am grateful for Christian Science and what it has...
Nannie Cornelia Sterling
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Previous to my coming to Christian Science I had been in...
Lottie L. Hart
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From Our Exchanges
with contributions from A. Eugene Bartlett, Ame Vennema, Edward D. Gaylord