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  The Anæsthetic Revelation is the Initiation of Man into the Immemorial Mystery of the Open Secret of Being


id: 12662
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  Think of the grand old hymn, ''From all that dwell below the skies, let the Creator''s praise arise,'' being warbled


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id: 19615
title: The Dairyman''s Daughter
author: Richmond, Legh
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  of the wisdom, power, and goodness of God. The character which the present narrative is designed to introduce to the of sin to the love of God. I wish you may one day see, as I do, the thankful to God for ministers in our Church who love and fear his "God send you safe home again," said the aged mother, "and bless the day the way of life and peace; and I hope it is my heart''s desire to live to "I believe it," she said, "and praise God for the blessed hope." "Sir," said the good old man, "I am sure the Lord will reward you for God bless you, sir; I hope we shall soon see you again." world, and for the time when all shall know, love, and fear the Lord, and the uniting Spirit of God shall make them of one heart and mind in


id: 621
title: The Varieties of Religious Experience: A Study in Human Nature
author: James, William
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  religion for human life, I think we ought to look for the answer among "God is more real to me than any thought or thing or person. conscious of hating God, or man, or right, or love, and I know the mere natural animal man without a sense of sin; sometimes it means a religious experience, the fact that man has a dual nature, and is "The great central fact in human life is the coming into a immanence of God and the Divinity of man''s true, inner self." power had come into my life; that, indeed, old things had passed sense, to use human standards to help us decide how far the religious life certain kind of thing for the first time in his life. things: "I simply mean the _Science of God_, or the truths we know God, meaning only what enters into the religious man''s


id: 7957
title: Out of the Fog: A Story of the Sea
author: Ober, Charles K. (Charles Kellogg)
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  foggy day, and when the boats came back to the vessel from hauling their In the morning the weather cleared and soon our missing boat came a week we were on the fishing ground and sentiment gave way to business. The night finally wore away, the second day and night were like the boat shipped a sea, filling the oil jacket with salt water, and there Every day we passed great flocks of sea fowl floating on the water, end of the boat and had said nothing for a long time. distance, two days before, no sound had come to us out of the fog but "Get up, John," I said, "we have a day''s work ahead of us. Christian life for twenty-five years and was a man of fine personality, think that, if you had faith, as a Christian man, the Bible would be a


id: 12662
title: Four Girls at Chautauqua
author: Pansy
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  "You are to be represented, I hear, at the coming assembly," said Mr. Harrison, as they shook hands in that hearty way which says, as plainly things are you going to do?" This Miss Erskine said with utmost good "They are all last year''s people," said Marion, coming over to Flossy''s "I don''t know," Flossy said thoughtfully, "I never thought much about "That girl is homesick or something," Marion said, as she and Eurie went "Why, Marion!" Eurie said, and her look expressed surprise and dismay. "I''m sure I don''t know," Marion said, amused in turn at the good-natured "Except the remarks that people make about such things," Marion said, "Flossy is like herself this morning," Eurie said, as she heard the "I don''t know," Flossy said, thoughtfully mindful of Ruth and her plan "I don''t know," Flossy said, with a little laugh, "but I shall have to


id: 39231
title: Joel: A Boy of Galilee
author: Johnston, Annie F. (Annie Fellows)
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  "I''ll name it ''Little Friend,''" said Joel, rising with it in his arms. Looking anxiously up in the sky, Joel saw one star come twinkling out. the other, as he saw Joel coming down the street empty-handed. The old man''s earnest words made a wonderful impression on Joel. Joel, exhausted by the long day''s travel, crowded so full of new "Oh, can you read?" asked Buz, looking at Joel in much the same way that "Rabbi Phineas," said Joel, with a trembling voice, "don''t you think Phineas gathered the boy so close in his arms that Joel could feel his Joel looked up, and, for the second time in his life, listened to words "Come walk with me a little way," said Lazarus. Boy though he was, Joel looked down the years of his life feeling it was Joel talked little during the next few days, and stole away often to


id: 45536
title: Little Fishers: and Their Nets
author: Pansy
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  had said to her often and often, "What a handsome boy you have, Mrs. Lloyd; he ought to have been a girl." And the first time she had felt Said Nettie, "There was a little girl on the cars to-day that I knew. "The oldest little girl had curly hair," said Nettie, "but it wasn''t so "No," said Nettie, "they are for two little girls to wear, who have "I didn''t even know old Joe Decker had a girl to come home!" said "There''s that roll of rag carpeting, bran-new," she said aloud; Mrs. Smith had spent a good deal of her time alone and had learned to "Poor thing!" said Mrs. Smith, looking after her, and rubbing her eyes "Good!" said Nettie with a happy little laugh, "then we will have some Jerry said she looked like Mrs. Burt a little, only he thought she was


