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Johnny Sees Through the Mist
From where he sat having his breakfast each morning, Johnny could see a range of beautiful, steep-sided hills with tops shaped like ice-cream cones turned upside down.
The Malvern Hills were quite a long way off, but on clear days Johnny could even make out the spires of churches in the town below.
But one morning when Johnny looked out of the window, a startling thing had happened. The hills weren't there. They had disappeared!
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September 7, 1974 issue
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Why Wait for Freedom?
BARBARA KINSLEY KOEHLER
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The Joy of Steady Progress
ALFRED MARSHALL VAUGHN
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Clearing Away Mental Clutter
MARY H. REED
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Arguing with God?
EDWIN G. LEEVER
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NOW
Barbara L. Kelly
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Spiritual Vitality Banishes Boredom
ELIZABETH E. SWEDER
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Finding Our Place
STEPHEN T. CARLSON
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We Can All Love Our Neighbor as Ourselves
IDA LOUISE ANDREWS
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Johnny Sees Through the Mist
Robert A. Moss
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Gambling and Health
Carl J. Welz
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"Us," Not "Us and Them"
Naomi Price
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I wish to express my deep gratitude to God for the blessings...
Mariá Rosa Veiras de Morales
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I wish to record my sincere gratitude for Christian Science...
Phyllis M. Allnatt
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Several years ago I suffered an apparent heart attack
Thomas C. Keller
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Christian Science was introduced to my parents...
Patricia Kadick Overton
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With much joy I want to tell you...
Alida Croockewit-v. d. Kooij
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At one point I suffered frequent severe headaches...
Buena Vista Malloy