Christopher Smith
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And as the waters whelm the pursuing foe, the swift fingered winds on the white keys of the foam play the grand march of Israel delivered and the awful dirge of Egyptian overthrow.
So we go forth and stretch out the hand of prayer and Christian effort over these dark, boiling waters of crime and suffering.
Aha, aha say the deriding world.
But wait.
The winds of divine help will begin to blow.
The way will clear for the great army of Christian philanthropists, and the
The glittering treasures of the world's beneficence will line the path of our feet, and to the other shore we will be greeted with the clash of all heaven's symbols, while those who resist and deride and pursue us will fall under the sea, and there will be nothing left of them but here and there, cast high and dry upon the beach, the splintered wheel of a chariot, and, thrust out from the surf, the breathless nostrils of
spectral of a riderless charger.
End of chapter one
Chapter two of the Abominations of Modern Society.
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The Abominations of Modern Society by Thomas DeWitt Talmadge.
Winter nights.
The inhabitants of one of the old cities were told that they would have to fly for their lives and
Such flight would be painful, even in the flush of springtime, but superlatively aggravating if in cold weather, and therefore they were told to pray that their flight be not in the winter.
There is something in the winter season that not only tests our physical endurance, but especially in the city, tries our moral character.
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