Eastbridge frolic ends in perilous garden rescue
At a garden party in Eastbridge a risky fall entangles Amy, Clarissa, and party guests. Jack, Billy, and Alanson rescue a wounded man, with Dr. Payne stabilizing the situation as Amy faces a coercive marriage plea from him.
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Texas
Kate Martin
Amy
Kate
Shepherd
Hercif
Essie Brown
Ams
Jack
Eastbridge
Forks
Billy Corliss
Alanson
Billy
Clarissa Brown
Clarissa
Jock
Wales
Weil
Eures
Louie Clerk
Bilis
Payne
Sks
Pranks by a Lord Chancellor and Far West Notes
An 1834 tale recalls Lord Chancellor Lontain at Bedford with ladies who prank him by raiding the chancellor’s bedroom and pouring batter with the great seal. The episode sparked laughter and was repeated at Taymouth to amuse Breadalbane. A missionary report discusses diverse West settlement patterns, Cree practices, and beadwork artistry by Monsieur Jobin. It also covers St. Boniface and St. Antony colonies, Belgians in Assiniboia, Icelanders, Russians, and a Notre Dame-like seminary seeking subsidized support.
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Britain
Lontain
Bedford
Croel
Taymouth
Breadalbane
London
James Morgan
Cali
Monsieur Jobin
Assiniboia
St. Mau Ite
Arcole
Ontario
St. Antoiny
St. Antony
Teeland
Faroends
Highlands
Scotland
Monsieur Jobin Eas
Markfoot
Tad
Don Yonge Street
Must Go Hand in Hand Faith and Works The Complements of Each Other
The article argues that faith and works reinforce each other as essential elements of a moral life. It asserts that genuine faith expresses itself through actions and that charitable deeds reflect true belief, creating a balanced spiritual practice.
Jacobs refusal and faith in medicine in a sermon
A sermon-like reflection on Jacob's deceit with Laban and his herd, contrasting faith with works. It argues that faith and medical care should go hand in hand, citing Christ’s healing, Hezekiah, and Timothy, and ends praising Christian physicians as modern guardians of body and faith.
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Laban
Jacob
Leah
Rachel
Hin
Loshan
Sonsi-Law
Tor
Christ
John Calvin
John Cal- Christ
Jesus
Jordan
Alwa
Isaiah
Hezekiah
Paul
Timothy
Holy Land
Tyndal
Ube
Ubesta
Bel
Hal
Wade
Edward Deaper
Pasteur
Fabien
Koen
Berlin
Fiswen
Norway
Sclent List
Tad
Sician
New Jerusalem
St’s
Brethes
Bashfulness and Social Education in Youth
A historical excerpt discusses bashfulness as a trait of youth and maturity, linking it to deficiency in social education, habit, effort, sympathy, and selfishness, with references to Cassell's and old writings on youth behavior. It argues early impressions shape modesty and social demeanor in later life.
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Amy
Vanty —Cassell
Defoe and the Plague Seen Through a Child's Eyes
Whee Sir Walter Besant remarks on Daniel Defoe inside the plague year tale. He notes Defoe born in 1660 and recalls scenes from Cripplegate shop life, where a four year old boy watched meat, money handling, and shop routine during the plague.
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Walter Besant
Hobinson Crusoe
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Cratts
Thoias
Alma Co A Ladicg” Seminary
Eust
Guy of
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