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The Right Way to Fight
[For children]
When Sue was twelve, she went to a new junior high school—one that had just been built for all the junior high students in town. The teachers and most of the students were new to her.
One day not long after school started in the fall, she went to her father's office and announced, "I've got to learn to fight!"
Mr. Carter raised his eyebrows in surprise. Sue had never wanted to fight before. Why now?
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November 13, 1971 issue
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Prayer Stills the Emotions
RALPH E. WAGERS
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Uptight About Time?
GEORGE W. LEDBETTER
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The Leopard and His Spots
CHRISTINA ELIZABETH BENTINCK
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Overcoming Stage Fright
DONNA NALLEY RYBURN
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FROM THE CROSS
Margaret Tsuda
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Comforters Are Needed
BETTY W. SIMMONS
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Hearing God Speak
MAX DUNAWAY
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The Right Way to Fight
VIRGINIA T. GUFFIN
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A Sign of Progress
Carl J. Welz
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Are Children Equal?
Naomi Price
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Christian Science came into my experience twelve years ago when...
Dorothy E. Seaman
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From childhood, when my mother was healed of a lingering illness...
Rhoda E. Ackerman
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Among my earliest memories...
Robert R. Van Slambrouck
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One morning three summers ago I awoke with a stiff and numb...
Elizabeth French Williams
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My gratitude to loving parents, who at the earliest possible age...
Joan Hays with contributions from Gene Hays
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