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It is no trick of style , but a character of thinking , and it marks the harvest time of a
manly culture . I will add to this enumeration one other quality , one without which
this harvest will not ripen . I speak of mental docility and reverence . A man will ...
It is no trick of style , but a character of thinking , and it marks the harvest time of a
manly culture . I will add to this enumeration one other quality , one without which
this harvest will not ripen . I speak of mental docility and reverence . A man will ...
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speak of mental docility and reverence . A man will have looked forth to little
purpose on the universe if he does not see that even with his expanding circle of
light there is an ever - enlarging circle of darkness around it . He will have
compared ...
speak of mental docility and reverence . A man will have looked forth to little
purpose on the universe if he does not see that even with his expanding circle of
light there is an ever - enlarging circle of darkness around it . He will have
compared ...
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... or speaks lightly of the mighty influence that has molded human events and
has upheaved the world . It has in its arrogance cut adrift and swung off from the
two grand foci of all truth , the human and the divine . Of the several qualities —
the ...
... or speaks lightly of the mighty influence that has molded human events and
has upheaved the world . It has in its arrogance cut adrift and swung off from the
two grand foci of all truth , the human and the divine . Of the several qualities —
the ...
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It will also be understood that we speak chiefly of fundamental principles . Vital
consequences hinge on vital points , although fullness of blessing comes from
fullness of acceptance . We will therefore proceed to consider first the necessity ...
It will also be understood that we speak chiefly of fundamental principles . Vital
consequences hinge on vital points , although fullness of blessing comes from
fullness of acceptance . We will therefore proceed to consider first the necessity ...
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It speaks in no timid undertones , but its “ voice is to the sons of man . ” Sublimely
indifferent to all cavils and all oppositions , it marches right onward with the
watchword , “ Go ye into all the world , ” while around its progress rings the
trumpet ...
It speaks in no timid undertones , but its “ voice is to the sons of man . ” Sublimely
indifferent to all cavils and all oppositions , it marches right onward with the
watchword , “ Go ye into all the world , ” while around its progress rings the
trumpet ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Anniversary Addresses |
| Author | Samuel Colcord Bartlett |
| Publisher | Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Company, 1894 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 3 Mar 2009 |
| Length | 517 pages |
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