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THE CONJUROR
By sleight of hand,Trick, prestidigitation,A conjuror makes things seemWhat they are not.We pay to see him make(Through smooth enchantment)Something from nothing,Here seem there, cold hot.
So mortal mindThroughout a mortal's dreamingConjures, employs its wilesOn dormant thought,Makes nothingness seem something,Evil alluring,Shadow seem substance,Spirit (true substance) nought.

January 30, 1960 issue
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"THE DEAR CHRIST ENTERS IN"
GLADYS C. GIRARD
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NO INTERPOSITION BETWEEN GOD AND MAN
J. THOMAS BLACK
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THE CONJUROR
Rita Berman
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THE POWER OF UNIVERSAL LOVE
STELLA I. CULDICE
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THE PERFECT WORK OF PATIENCE
RAY D. KELSEY
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MAN'S UNITY WITH GOD
LUCILE O. THROCKMORTON
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LOYALTY TO THE SERMON ON THE MOUNT
DONALD M. SWINNEY
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COMPANIONSHIP
CLAIRE G. CORRIDON
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LAW AND POWER
Helen Wood Bauman
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PARENTS' RESPONSIBILITY TO CHILDREN
Ralph E. Wagers
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Many years ago Christian Science...
Lillie Scholnick
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I wish to give thanks to God for...
Carter White
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For much of my life I had sought...
Dorothy Ford
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About thirty years ago a very...
Wilhelmina C. Strub
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Some time ago my affairs were...
Titus O. O. Adetutu
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Before coming into Christian Science...
Mildred C. Beeler
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When I was a child one of the...
Anna T. Baxter
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I have long wished to express...
Jean L. Stutt
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Alvin D. Johnson, Lee H. Bristol