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Excerpt from The Lord's Day RescuedDear brother: I return your timely monograph, The Lord's Day Rescued, with thanks for the privilege of perusal. The gratification which this perusal has afforded me awakens a corresponding desire to see the trea tise put into permanent form. Not that the subject is new or that it has failed of exhaustive treatment, but that your concise, direct, and fruit ful chapters will attract attention and carry convicti...

Excerpt from Mrs. Cyrus Stone: A Missionary, Abroad and at HomeShe went to the academy at Bridgeton, Maine, lived in the family of her minister, Rev. Mr. Douglass, attended the district school when her mother could spare her, engaged herself to Mrs. Chamberlain in Portland, in order to obtain money for tuition and books, and was treated there very kindly, went again to the academy, hiring a room, and boarding herself took a district school for...

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Excerpt from Mrs. Cyrus Stone: A Missionary, Abroad and at Home She went to the academy at Bridgeton, Maine, lived in the family of her minister, Rev. Mr. Douglass, attended the district school when her mother could spare her, engaged herself to Mrs. Chamberlain in Portland, in order to obtain money for tuition and books, and was treated there very kindly, went again to the academy, hiring a room, and boarding herself, took a district school ...

Excerpt from The Lord's Day Rescued He who goes through life missing the strange significance to himself of the number Seven, makes a serious and sad mistake. Of all numerals, this is prince and king. Essays to the amount of volumes have been written in theory and explanation upon it, and even Cicero called it rerum omnium fere nodus, "the bond of all things." The simple fact appears to be that this number was appropriated as a time-marker at...

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