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[Written for the Sentinel]
To Him that Hath
If only midst our busy life that seemsAn endless toil of patient strife, there comesOne tiny understanding thought of God,Then all is well.
That thought so small, yet earnest and sincere,Is multiplied, and gradually comes clearWith swelling song of ecstasy and peace:In Him we dwell.

March 19, 1921 issue
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The Democracy of Mind
CLARISSE HALE
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Grace and Gratitude
CLARKE F. HUNN
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Our Rightful Heritage
HILDA MARY STEPHENSON
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Loving Our Enemies
BERTINE L. STEERE
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Good Citizenship
FREDERICK D. CULVER
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Meditation
EDWARD O. AUGE
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More than Conquerors
MARY A. MACOMBER
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Obedience
CHRISTINE EMERY
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"True humanhood'
Frederick Dixon
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The Absolute Beginning
Gustavus S. Paine
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At the time of my first healing in Christian Science I was...
Pearl L. Parker with contributions from Ella Heywood Smith
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I am very grateful for all that Christian Science means...
John Henry Alexander
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For many years I had suffered from nervousness and...
Nellie Seater
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Some years ago, while still a member of a denominational...
Francis T. Smith
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About six years ago I became afficted with what five attending...
Caroline A. Roehl
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With thanks to God and gratitude to our dear Leader, Mary Baker Eddy,...
Edna Patterson McClelland
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Words can only express in a very small measure what...
Myrtle Marden
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To Him that Hath
EVELINE A. ELLIS
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Frederick Dixon, Perceval Frutiger, Foster Watson, Alfred Noyes, Sydney Olivier
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Notices
with contributions from Charles E. Jarvis