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... that it had been travelled is known only by arrival at the god. but is other cases where the soul lend journeye.l into a far country marked by a sharp and sudden revolution to journey back to the Father's Irene, Bat to return to the point from whirl) we ...
... 'reparation esmag Plus ,at MOD e et the dillmantes witc h bast Z t lie a• • mimimaary rd N Now. rim taws bow • es pew to far country. was of the for ark bit by bit, set, he add wawa with th a t a ==nd bw arm, living' • the natives miW follow eampa ease ...
... loved him fondly. as he did her, the squire's wrath drove him from home, from England. and for ten years had exiled him in far countries. Jack wrote to Ellen, who still remained faithful, but never to his father. Hence the look of surprise on the woman's face ...
... had been a psonle's victory. The late Government were like the prodigal son. They took the action's money, went into a far country, and event it in rioter'. living. On Thumb, evening of list week. the ShakeoPe•ro Linn Tennis and Croquet Club nave a wood ...
... mourning streets of London there marched behind the of King Edward the crowned Europe the magn dignitaries representatives far countries and that is and illustrious England surrounding as atmosphere the whole procession was tof uncounted multitude which stood ...
... wife what sinful one? prodigal child wilful insistent obstinate obdurate beginning early the old well-beaten path into the far country its desolation dirt death? For let be remembered that while waster returned in life ! battle the craving for drink for the ...
... quite normal course to into th© far country like the by bitter to marked by 90ul to Father’s But To Address NB- slowly but surely learnt that normal course i® for the to be kept nurtured at home never to stray into far country for to brought in nurture admonition ...
... there is a bleosednt se of comfort for all who 1na. known the bitterness. emptiness and disillusionment of life in the far country. - The roll of the wild, in that dense, is the deep howl of the nolves of Sin. Insemoing a fearful fascination for some ...
... draw. Sunday providcel a Rood flPforfunitlf far shaking down after the elcitenit•nt of the first .lay in .11111, nail also far country walks, for which little time eould he found on other days. In the morning the battalion Paraded at St alibingtoti Parish ...
... MOTORING. Private Landaulets and Touring Cots for Bk. at Lowest Terms far Country Wawa TT ttres, Dtnnsra abopping, C. C. EUJOTT. If, aymi MOO W. •Plone—Chireirk ...
... botany of the flowers. more tong-rimes to one ilicnie—what would you say if, when a youth had rime home repentant firm far country, if superior perm declared. lie may not see his fa'her till 'silt of hF he i. ermined in thw &tail.. of hi , try? But ...
... Zrei;1;0111te, possibly provide for every occasion. That is the idea underlying the parable of the man travelling into a far country for a long time. What does he leave *lilt his soprani.? Their talents—that is. their capacities. Re gives them no commands ...