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TURN FROM SORROW
Turn
swiftly from your clinging, earthborn grief;
Life never wore a cloak-of-clay disguise.
Thus sorrow is a sentimental thief,
Whose gentle tears are blasphemy and lies.
Opal Winstead
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November 15, 1947 issue
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THE PATTERN FOR SECURITY
BESSIE MAY TEOREY
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SELF-KNOWLEDGE
Marian J. Cobb
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TEACHABLENESS
NEIL H. BOWLES
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TURN FROM SORROW
Opal Winstead
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"IN THE NAME OF JESUS CHRIST"
LILLIAN A. LAMOREAUX
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PRACTICAL EXCELLENCE
HERBERT W. COCHRAN
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THE OTHER SIDE OF THE FENCE
JAYNE GAGE
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"MAKING THE HANDS GIVE"
GERALD STANWELL
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AWAKENING
Margret B. Freligh
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CONQUERING THE "REBEL WILL"
John Randall Dunn
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THE TRUTH ABOUT ENVIRONMENT
L. Ivimy Gwalter
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With a heart overflowing with...
Marguerite Richard
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I am glad of this opportunity to...
John W. Lucas
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When Christian Science came to...
Hulda Lee Baldwin
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I am grateful for healings in...
Lilly Lind-Quist
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I should like to express my gratitude...
Donnie M. Pinkston
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One day I dropped a silver teapot...
Malcolm Bruce Milne
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My song of gratitude for Christian Science...
Dora Stevenson with contributions from Laura Stevenson Vesper
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TRUTH'S OWN REASONING
Amy G. Viau
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Frank Martin, C. Aubrey Hearn, Charles L. Copenhaver, Charles L. Taylor