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8802	Hitchcock, Elizabeth Arnold	Elizabeth: the Disinherited Daughter By E. Ben Ez-er			.txt	text/plain	16830	843	74	a retired street, the meeting place of "a new and strange people called awakened." Perhaps in the few prayer meetings these young people had In this state of alarm, she walked alone to the Methodist prayer meeting, unfading glory of her experience, Elizabeth wrote home a plain account of so strong in the work of these daily prayer meetings that one of them[2] dozen years, were greatly enjoyed by Elizabeth and the family. rallying time at the place of meeting before starting for home Monday, After about a dozen and a quarter years the Arnold place lost the meetings Mr. Arnold had been called by the church to hold meetings as an Sometimes all three of the itinerants would meet there for days at a time. But while nothing Mr. and Mrs. Arnold did for the meetings at their home or to God's blessing upon Elizabeth's prayers, counsels, and life; but only	./cache/8802.txt	./txt/8802.txt