From Abraham to Solomon Lesson Review Card
Lesson summary for March 30 reviewing Abraham to Solomon with Peloubet notes. Highlights include Abraham Sets Out for Haran Jacob Starts for Egypt Moses at the Burning Bush and Solomon dedicating the temple. Emphasizes faith journeys, leadership, and God’s guidance through Israel’s history.
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Peloubet
Abraham
Haran
Jacob
Egypt
Moses
Burning Bush
Red Sea
Sinal
Kadesh-barnea
Jericho
Gideon
Samuel
Mizpel
Saul
Campalea
David
Solomon
Temple
Palestine
Israel
Jesus
Joseph
Canaan
Mose
Promised Land
Pharasoh
Canaann
Caleb
Joshua
Moses Joshua
Davin
Ling
Hin
All It Was Worth A Scotsman Wedding Fee
A Scotsman newly married asks the parson for the fee. The parson says pay what you think it is worth. The groom pays one shilling, the parson keeps fourpence and returns the rest as change.
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Badegroom
Dark tale of Moll and Moll's scars and fear
In stark prose a young woman Moll carries pain from brutal abuse. An older Rachel Carter interrogates Moll about a man named Simon D Braley, while Moll recalls fear and a violent past. The scene unfolds on a sand bar as the women confront truth and shelter.
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Dodd, Mead & Company, Inc
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Gonter
Rachel Carter
Moll
Rarehel
Rachel
Mebby
Simon Dbraley
Rachel Carter Ealmily
Mell
Wolfne
Pap
Sid Moll
The River Bond Between Rachel Carter and Moll Hawk
Rachel Carter urges Moll Hawk to trust her and hold hands as they return to the others. Moll shows hesitation, recalling a knife incident, but Rachel insists she is a true friend and necessary ally for Moll.
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Rachel Carter
Moll Hawk
Rachel
Moll
Molk
Reading character traits from hand positions in a room
A Wheeler Syndicate feature describes how arm and hand postures reveal temperament and potential outcomes. It details specific poses such as an arm hanging at the side with clenched fingers and a left arm held gracefully, noting associations with artistic temperament and education.
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Saturn
Apollo
Jupiter
Mercury
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
What Turkish Women Say About Marriage
Grace Ellison recounts conversations with Turkish brides to illuminate marriage in the harem era. The piece notes diverse views on matching, fate, and arranged unions, including anecdotes of brides surveying fiancés and seeking personal choice despite restrictions.
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Grace Ellison
Turkey
Origins of Nicknames in History and Religion
The piece explains how nicknames arose to mock opponents, tracing terms like Hump for Cromwell’s Parliament, Huguenot for French Protestants, Puritan and Huguenot usage, and Quaker and Shaker origins. It notes civil war era labels Whig and Tory, and mentions general patterns of derision shaping these historic names.
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Society of Friends
Society
George Fox
Hkuoundbend
Cavie Her
Ois
Humorous Farmer Quips Enduring Summer Boarder Exchange
A rustic exchange unfolds as a summer boarder and a farmer spar over humor and rates. The farmer grimly replies to a quip about being bitten by a frog, insisting the bite won’t cause death. The dialogue reflects rural humor amid tense business terms.
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