Reverend Talmage Urges True Cleansing Beyond Snow Water
In Brooklyn May 2, Dr Talmage preaches to a full Tabernacle urging that snow water and human resolve cannot wash sin. He warns against blaming ancestry or companions, stressing that only divine grace can cleanse a guilty soul and avert the ditch of unpardoned deeds.
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Job
Albert Barnes
Christ
Antigonus
Skerries
Ireland
Gihen
Hiddekel
Rivers of Eden
Adam
Serance
Hudson
Spuyten Duyvil
Cied
Sss
England
Hunazer
Cruilty
Athali
Eugene Sue
George Sand
M. J. Michelet
John Bunyan
John’s
University
John
Celestia
Paris
Atlantic
Jesus Christ
Willy
Billy
Jesus
Behied
Grice
Rescue at sea and a sermon on sin and salvation
A dramatic eyewitness recounts a shipboard rescue attempt during a sinking and a fiery sermon on sin and redemption. The speaker contrasts danger at sea with spiritual peril and urges listeners to seek salvation through Jesus Christ, highlighting Biblical imagery and calls to repentance.
Fashion notes on eclectic styles and bold material pairs
A survey of current dress trends explains widespread mixing of India silk with cloth and cottons, paired with black trims and varied silks. The piece highlights bold contrasts, use of black in accessories, and new approaches to hosiery and gloves. It also profiles Sig. Salvina's orderly Florentine household and his cautious view of his son's acting career.
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India
Musey Tests Namby with A Poem Reading Challenge
At a party, Namby asks Musey to read a poem from a young poet. Musey questions the premise of poetry as a given art. The exchange plays on assumptions about who is a poet and what counts as poetry in a casual setting.
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Namby
Poets Debate Pay Reflected in Last Verse
In a lively exchange, friends discuss the value of a poem after a small payment. The conversation probes whether the title hints at compensation and what the writer considers worthwhile for creative work. A light, reflective exchange captures tensions between art and pay.
Brother-in-law quip on sister’s talking habit after marriage
A humorous exchange where a brother-in-law recalls his sister chatting to herself before marriage and notes she now talks only to him. The grinning husband confirms the change with a sly remark about exclusive attention.
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Directory
Empire
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Florentine
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Salvina
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Trouyer
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