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id: 14283
title: Dew Drops, Vol. 37, No. 16, April 19, 1914
author: Various
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  "Careful now!" said papa warningly, as the two hurrying little figures "Now let mamma have a turn," he said, holding the dinner pail up to her "He didn''t know any better, he was so little," said Arthur. "You had better believe in good fairies," said Maisie, as she ran away camp to-day, boys," said he. sunny forenoon Roy and Dorothy raced up the lane with little black Trip "I know that we''re here all right," said Rosalie, "but I''m not so sure "Why didn''t Uncle Jack tell you about Rex?" said Carl. "But Rex loves sheep," said Rosalie. "He looks like a sure enough shepherd dog," said the neighbor. Jesus said, "Come, follow me, "I don''t know exactly," said mother, "five or six years I should think. "Why," said mother, "you''ve never seen her." you if she only heard what you said to mother, and little brother, and


id: 14111
title: Dew Drops, Vol. 37, No. 15, April 12, 1914
author: Various
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  Mabel had found Myra crying in a little sheltered place where the and Myra in a little one, but they were neighbors, and loved each went together to look for as many little spring things as they could "Mother," said Mabel that night, in the little go-to-bed talk. "I wish I could take some kind of a love-gift, too," said Mabel, wind came along and lifted the umbrella right out of Marjorie''s little "Oh," said Joe, "I''m going to put them under that little brown bantam One day when the children went near the nest, they heard little peeping sounds, and ran to tell Joe. He came and lifted up the little Bobby and Betty saw six little pheasant chicks and one egg that did one day, Joe decided to let the little bantam run with her brood, and girl''s mother said, looking lovingly at Emily. "Dear little sunshine flowers," she said, lovingly.


id: 14116
title: Dew Drops, Vol. 37, No. 07, February 15, 1914
author: Various
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  "So do I, Arthur," mother said, "and I think if you look through those and pasted on note paper with a little verse that mother had written, "They are very nice, dear," mother said, "and which do you think are Arthur looked a long time at the row of little valentines and then he And the other valentine had a picture of two little boys carrying a Mamma had said, "Be a good boy, Harlis," before he left home. Do you know what Valentine Day means, Davie?" "First of all, it means a Love Day," said Mrs. Forbes, "and valentines [Illustration: _Davie helps mother deliver a new kind of valentine._] "What sort of valentines do you send, mother?" asked the little boy. "And what are your valentines like now?" asked Davie. want to begin to keep Valentine Day like you do." "How would you like to _send_ twenty valentines?" she asked.


id: 14180
title: Dew Drops, Vol. 37, No. 17, April 26, 1914
author: Various
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  "I don''t see any sign of wrecks!" said Nancy, looking about. For a few minutes they stood, then Nancy caught sight of the boat. The children stood looking blankly at the boat. "Please, Mr. Rowan," said Toby, "we''ve found your boat." "We found her in the boat--do you know whose she is?" asked Nancy, and One day when papa and mamma and little Hal went in the launch across the Then all four children hurried to the door of mamma''s room and peeped After Eloise had gone away, Marjorie walked slowly back to the house. said to herself, "''specially as some little girls have two!" Marjorie "When Aunt Mary didn''t have any little girl and wanted one; she went to "Good-morning!" The old lady smiled invitingly at the child, who stood But on this day Rob was a little careless about pulling the boat up far Pauline looked up from the baby bunny she was petting.


id: 15494
title: Dew Drops, Vol. 37, No. 09, March 1, 1914
author: Various
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  "Lilian may go, but I am afraid to trust Earl," said mamma. As they went in together, Lilian said, "Now, remember, Earl, that when "But not at the right time," said wise Lilian. afternoon that Bobby made the snow man Joey kept throwing stones. the snow man just as Bobby had put in two bits of coal for the eyes. when Bobby left the snow man and climbed upstairs, she said, "Son, we "His snow man has saved me!" Bobby''s mother came running I can," said Bobby''s mother. O Sanna San was a little Japanese girl whose home was among the father coming over the snow with a sleigh, which was like a little house "I shall love the doll," said O Sanna San, "but I cannot read, there is "Judy, I''ve been thinking," said Mrs. Tewsbury, as the girl entered the "But you will next time, if I''m good; won''t you, Tom?" said Judy,


id: 23478
title: Self-Denial; or, Alice Wood, and Her Missionary Society
author: American Sunday-School Union
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  candy-shop, kept by an old woman, whom the children called Mother a pretty little girl, by the name of Alice Wood, was seen very busily "Now stop a little while, girls, if you please," said Alice, "till I How many pennies do you think go, in a year, from our school into Mother and good books," said Alice; "and then my father gives me a penny a week The next day, as soon as school was out, the little girls, of their own a day, instead of giving it to Mother Grimes; some a penny a week, and "What on earth is the matter with the children?" said old Mother Grimes candy Mother Grimes has put in her shop-window to day." But Alice only "I''ll tell you what, Mother Grimes," said she, "if you will give up Society, but we shall never know, till the secrets of the last great day


id: 14101
title: Dew Drops, Vol. 37, No. 10, March 8, 1914
author: Various
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  Mother explained a little more, and at last Mr. Lugi said Rafael might were Mr. Lugi and the little Italian mother, come to Sunday-school "Going to be mamma''s good little daughter and amuse yourself this "Pick it all up and help mamma." After a minute, the little girl "Now I will go take one little peek at mamma." said Alice, starting "Good girl," said papa, and Alice looked as happy as she felt. Each day, on her way to school, Betty called for Robbie Porter. One was that she had promised Mrs. Porter she would, the other was that the little boy''s mother always "Mamma," said Jack, presently, "I think I''ll leave Bad Temper''s "Keep thinking about it and the right thought will come to you," mamma 3. He said that the master who should come home and find his servants "What a sweet voice that little child in the red cloak has!" said a


id: 14147
title: Dew Drops, Vol. 37, No. 34, August 23, 1914
author: Various
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  "I''m afraid we''ll have to stop his doing it," Gilbert''s mother said. "I think you ought to invite Dilly to your party, Mildred," said Mrs. Fuller. liked the sport, and came to think that dolls were his natural prey. Grandpa said he thought it was very nice indeed, of Jenny to show Jean "Wait a minute and we''ll come down and show you," Rose said, drawing her Marguerite gave Rose a bear-hug and soon Stubby saw them coming across Marguerite and Stubby began making one like Rose''s. "Well, if you want to, we''ll keep on," said Rose, looking very happy, back, and said, "My doll''s name is going to be Rose." "What would you like to play, Avis?" she said. "Yes," said the mother, "your dress _is_ pretty, dear, and let 2. He said it is like a king who made a marriage feast for his son.


id: 14138
title: Dew Drops, Vol. 37, No. 18, May 3, 1914
author: Various
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  "Why, he said to me that little boys can''t sing with their lips as For a long time Teddy had wanted a cart, and when his seventh birthday "Dear Teddy," it said, "I know you''ve wanted a cart for a long time so I "You don''t know, either," said Minnie, opening her eyes wide. Mamma opened her eyes when she saw the little weeping girl coming, and Little Robbie Denham was a good boy, though very active and full of I just wanted to help you a little. "What shall I do with a little boy who is always forgetting?" mamma It was a long time before Donald forgot again, then for days it seemed Then mamma asked Donald if it was quite right to play, when he was put "I want to stay here another hour to-day, mamma, and it''ll be the very "Come see my rose," said Kitty.


id: 14148
title: Dew Drops, Vol. 37, No. 08, February 22, 1914
author: Various
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  "We''re all such little girls, Miss Lee. We can''t do things for people. Thirty happy small boys went bounding out into the white school yard. And the next day the boys all had extra good lessons, if the school yard "That boy looks like a gentleman," said poor little Harry, looking at Ralph and Emma and little Paul were sitting in a big circle. Baby Paul looked at Ralph, and saw the same thing he had seen in Emma''s "The Brown baby is dreadfully sick," said Emma softly. "Goo!" said baby Paul, looking at Emma''s face. The girls at Dorothy''s school--the little ones as well as the big "Good-morning, Granny," she said, "I''m Little White Riding-Hood." "Good-morning, my dear," said Granny, smiling, "how nice you look." 8. Jesus said God knows and loves us. God loves and cares for us his own dear children, and Jesus said


id: 10380
title: Bible Stories and Religious Classics
author: Wells, Philip P. (Philip Patterson)
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  Our Lord called the man and said: Adam, where art thou? said: Thou shalt eat earth all the days of thy life. Then our Lord said I AM, and my covenant I shall keep to thee, thou God came to Abimelech in his sleep and said: Thou shalt be dead for the father said: Behold that I wax old and know not the day that I shall die that I have raised in witness, this shall be called the house of God. And the good of all things that thou givest to me, I shall offer to thee Moses answered: Be it as thou hast said: I shall no more come to thy people answered: All that ever our Lord hath said we shall do, Israel which thou hast this day despised; and that Lord shall give thee Then said Tobit the father: I bless thee, Lord God of Israel, for thou


id: 11148
title: Aunt Harding''s Keepsakes Or, The Two Bibles
author: Anonymous
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  "No, I have not thought about it," said Emma; "and aunt has lately "O, that was such a very long time ago!" said Emma, looking a little "Sit down beside me, dear children," said their aunt Harding, "and let "Your mamma will often write to me concerning you," said aunt Harding, aunt," said Emma, "that mamma may send you good news, and then you "Yes, I am," said Emma, quietly; "I mean to read a little in it every mamma whether it is better to use aunt Harding''s Bible or the old like all who are born into this sinful world: but Louisa cared little "Dear mamma," said she, "do pray have pity on poor Louisa. "MY DEAR CHILDREN, LOUISA AND EMMA,--It is with great pleasure that I "But why not help them a little _now_?" said Emma. little Louisa and Emma; and aunt Harding''s smiles, and her hopes that


id: 6757
title: Fanny, the Flower-Girl; or, Honesty Rewarded. To Which are Added Other Tales
author: Bunbury, Selina
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  buy her flowers, sir, she has got no mother or father, God help her, little flower-girl, and he looked rather sternly at her, and said, "See, sir; you said you gave me sixpence, and Mr. Williams says there are twenty sixpences in this little bit of money." how little did good Mrs. Newton think she would be selling flowers But it came to pass, that when Fanny was nearly six years old, Mrs. Newton''s husband fell very ill; it was a very bad, and very expensive taught to know God''s works, the child looked very sad and thoughtful "Do you think I could, ma''am?" said Fanny, opening her hand and looking told him, if he was satisfied with all he saw and heard, to invite Mrs. Newton and the little flower-girl to leave London, and go and live in "Look at the little things," said William; "they thought their mother "Yes," Mary said, "these poor little birds will long teach us a lesson.


id: 38745
title: The Little Gleaner, Vol. X. A Monthly Magazine for the Young
author: Various
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  faith, she had peace with God, through our Lord Jesus Christ." Who said, "The Lord is good, a Stronghold in the day of trouble," &c.? saved"--"one Mediator between God and men, the Man Christ Jesus," who Another time she said, "I think I shall soon reach my journey''s end now. That which remains to the people of God. A place where the children of Israel provoked the Lord to wrath. be a faithful follower of the Lord Jesus, and God Almighty will bless said, "If the Lord has given you those words, He will, in His own time, he had experienced of the wrath of man and the love of God. May we, with him, be favoured to "taste and see that the Lord is good," Another time he said, "Oh, I don''t mind bearing a little pain for Jesus. So "all things work together for good to them that love God," and Jesus


id: 45327
author: Various
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  Thy Word, O Lord, we value more Lord when to see thy grace display''d, My soul, my being, and my health, thy gifts! Unskilful where to tread; but let thy light let thy holy grace Let me adore thy love, and own thy pow''r; Inspire my heart with thanks, and let my tongue ''Tis not a day in saunt''ring to be past,-Advance the kingdom of thy grace, And let thy glory come. Our life let still thy grace direct, There, if thy Spirit touch the soul, Light on my mind the lamp of heav''nly grace, My soul may fly where reigns eternal day. Bless thy word to young and old, Let no man dread, the youth began, Let gladness dwell in ev''ry heart, And life''s the only day of grace.-While all thy glories, O my God! But while I taste thy blessings, Lord, O for thy holy Spirit, Lord!

title:
  Twenty Six Choice Poetical Extracts Selected from Celebrated Authors, and Printed from Copper Plates Engraved Expressly for the Work, Each Embellished with a Beautiful Vignette, Illustrative of the Subject


