Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 149William Blackwood, 1891 - England |
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Page 120
... means rest . I thought that rest was beginning after a time . The doors ceased to open and shut , the voices were stilled ; for a little while no footsteps went to and fro . Perhaps mother is asleep , I thought ; perhaps she is a little ...
... means rest . I thought that rest was beginning after a time . The doors ceased to open and shut , the voices were stilled ; for a little while no footsteps went to and fro . Perhaps mother is asleep , I thought ; perhaps she is a little ...
Page 124
... means of extending his plant and machinery , to enable it to meet the work which he has ready to hand . - But if the Salvation Army , al- ready working heartily and success- fully , be an advantage to General Booth at the outset of his ...
... means of extending his plant and machinery , to enable it to meet the work which he has ready to hand . - But if the Salvation Army , al- ready working heartily and success- fully , be an advantage to General Booth at the outset of his ...
Page 125
... means at their disposal are insignificant compared with the work that has to be done . It might , however , be said , What special claim has General Booth to come forward and ask public assist- ance for a work which is quite as ...
... means at their disposal are insignificant compared with the work that has to be done . It might , however , be said , What special claim has General Booth to come forward and ask public assist- ance for a work which is quite as ...
Page 130
... means of liv- ing . The Salvation services sup- ply a counter - irritant and sub- stitute for ruinous and wasting excitement , one that , at all events , is harmless , may be bene- ficial , and must , to say the least , be infinitely ...
... means of liv- ing . The Salvation services sup- ply a counter - irritant and sub- stitute for ruinous and wasting excitement , one that , at all events , is harmless , may be bene- ficial , and must , to say the least , be infinitely ...
Page 132
... means of reclamation - the shelter , the farm , and the colony are proofs of the thorough study and careful inquiry that he has applied to his subject , but they have a tendency to divert atten- tion from the cardinal features of his ...
... means of reclamation - the shelter , the farm , and the colony are proofs of the thorough study and careful inquiry that he has applied to his subject , but they have a tendency to divert atten- tion from the cardinal features of his ...
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