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"My real sight"
[For children]
Hiking in the mountains with her family was not easy for Janet. But she knew it would be to her advantage to keep climbing. Sometimes the paths seemed so steep that she found it very hard to keep going upward. At times she was out of breath from climbing. Now and then her family sat down with her for a rest before going up further.
When Janet was the slowest hiker. her younger brother and sister, Mark and Susan, encouraged her to keep up with her mother and father. If Mark or Susan fell behind, Janet called, "Come on!"

April 15, 1967 issue
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The Moral Demand
ELOISE PATTILLO HENDRICK
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Man Is Not a Statistic
EARL C. WARD
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Knowing, Being, and Doing
BETTY PARROTT
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Ghosts in the Attic
MARGARET NOBLE PLEASANT
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Jesus' Works: Truly Scientific
JOHN LEE
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Minding Our Business
CORA SLAUGHTER
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MEASUREMENT
Althea Brooks Hollenbeck
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"My real sight"
JEAN LUCE LEE
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No Time Process Involved
William Milford Correll
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Unselfed Love Essential to Healing
CARL J. WELZ
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My wife and I were traveling by air recently when the pilot announced...
Frank A. Biederman with contributions from Helen Ellett Biederman, Betty B. Dunton
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I was still a schoolgirl when I became a student of Christian Science,...
Marguerite E. Blackstone
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Christian Science has brought many blessings into my life
Inez B. Braley
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As I look back over the years since I began the study of Christian Science...
Loleita B. Pickering
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Signs of the Times
William E. Phifer