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[Written for the Sentinel]
Duty
Duty
, little word thou art with letters four,
So grim, forbidding, yet full of life's best lore.
I clasp thee to my breast so tenderly,
Because in tears and pain and prayerfully,
I long and earnestly for thee have sought,
With love, at last, I clothe thee in my thought.
Though stern and cold and joyless thou dost seem
At first demand, yet comes one gentle beam
Of truth, to break long night of deep despair,
Make plain the way which is beyond compare.
Each one must find at last what is the right,
Learn to love it, find it clothed with light.
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February 4, 1922 issue
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Competition
DAVID B. OGDEN
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"Thou art of purer eyes"
GROVER CLEVELAND MIDDLETON
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Sanctuary
PERCY PHILLIP VYLE
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Rejoicing
HARRIETTE S. FROST
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Nationality
HULDA PETERSON HOLMES
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Alone
WILLIAM ROSS
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"Be still, and know"
ADELAIDE B. H. MATHEY
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Turning to the Gentiles
Frederick Dixon
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Lessons from History
Gustavus S. Paine
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Duty
FANNIE LATIMER BAKER
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I have been healed by Christian Science of physical,...
John T. Lattin with contributions from Lydia Lattin
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I first became interested in Christian Science at a time...
Zena S. Maxwell
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From early childhood I was considered by the physicians...
June E. Howell
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It is a joy to think that my few words of testimony to...
Evelyn Bloon with contributions from Vera Bloom
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It is with the deepest sense of gratitude to God for all...
Laura Neely Sorber
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During the past three years it has been proved to me...
Alethea Kenley with contributions from Howard A. Kenley
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I am thankful to God that I was led to read "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures"...
J. E. Sprigg
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It was while suffering from kidney stone that my attention...
Frank Kennerley with contributions from Alvina Kennerley
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Otto A. Wall, Glenn Frank, Charles F. Cushing, Henry W. Bunn