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... and spiritual fellowship. Dr David M`Ewan, of Clapham was, in his student years, engaged in mission work in connection with Golden Square, Berwick. His reminiscences of Sabbath evenings with Cairns in his lodgings are noteworthy among the many bright elements ...

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