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I CEASE TO SIGH
When circumstances try to press me down,And situations seem a hopeless state,When many minds are clamoring for renownAnd straining to be greater than the great,When unimportant things seem paramountAnd trivial happenings indispensable.When human plans are taken in account,Found faulty, frail, incomprehensible—
Remembering the infinite design,I cease to sigh. The all-inclusive LoveImpels my honest aims and will refine.Remembering ... I lift to things above.Here on this Patmos I have learned to feelAn overflowing joy in all things real.

November 27, 1948 issue
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THE BENEFICENCE OF GRACE
L. IVIMY GWALTER
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THE READER'S JOYOUS PRIVILEGE
LOUIS G. LOVEGROVE
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PRESERVATION THROUGH OBEDIENCE TO DIVINE LAW
EDNA VIVIAN GRIFFIN
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DAYBREAK
Margaret Osborn
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"CONSIDER THE LILIES ... HOW THEY GROW"
HAROLD BASIL ARMSTRONG
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ESTABLISHING THE CORRECT VIEW
EVELYN JOY ALBRIGHT
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ALL GOOD IS OURS
IDA BURNAND
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LOVE IS OUR SHEPHERD
DOROTHY CLAIR SHAW
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I CEASE TO SIGH
Dorothy M. Kiddoo
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"THE SHOUT OF A KING IS AMONG THEM"
John Randall Dunn
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THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
Helen Wood Bauman
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In the years since I began its...
Helen Ellis Blohm
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For about twenty-seven years my...
Douglas Hurn
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Ruth Salke
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I have been interested in Christian Science...
Georgette Monjou
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When I first heard of Christian Science...
Helen Sayre Dykeman
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I first heard of Christian Science...
Winnifred H. Kuglis
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Bessie E. Ladd
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I have had numerous proofs that...
David Alan Trickett with contributions from Margaret Trickett
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"STRETCH FORTH THINE HAND"
Althea Brooks Hollenbeck
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from D. R. Davies, Frederick Maser, M. Jane Scott, Roy H. Short, Dayton B. Wright