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id: 21034
title: The Corner House Girls at School
author: Hill, Grace Brooks
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  "Oh, fine, Ruth!" cried Agnes, the twelve-year-old, suddenly seizing the "Then," said Neale O''Neil, winking at the girls, "let''s turn Billy Bumps "I tell you what to do," said Neale to the little girl. The Corner House girls--especially Ruth and Agnes--began to feel the You have a right to laugh," said Neale, as Agnes fell "We''re the only folks he has, I guess, Dot," said Tess, as Agnes went The girls of the old Corner House learned that Neale was up early on Agnes told Ruth that she believed Neale never turned a corner "I''m sure I don''t know," said the oldest Corner House girl. "I suppose the Kenway girls will know," said Neale, doubtfully. "Of course we can trust Neale," said the older Corner House girl, Corner House girls were such friends with Neale O''Neil," and she walked Neale looked serious when he walked over to the two Corner House girls.


id: 18502
author: Anonymous
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  and a solemn feeling of peace with God, through Jesus Christ, pervaded him, but one ground of faith and hope, the free mercy of God in Jesus satisfied with the precious evidence of the love of God in Christ Jesus, God our Father, and the Lord Jesus Christ," and by the effectual Some time before his death, the great conflict of mind he had been under, many times that solemn night, did I long that all the world could feel continued, "I love thee tenderly, and feel thee near in the best life--in was remarkable; His mind expanded in love to his family, his friends, and the dear Son of God; will long be remembered by those who felt the truth and friends, great was, for a time, her domestic happiness. came to me so great and blessed a gift, that I should know and love God,

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  The Annual Monitor for 1851 or, Obituary of the members of the Society of Friends in Great Britain and Ireland, for the year 1850


id: 30100
title: Marion Fay: A Novel
author: Trollope, Anthony
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  said Clara Demijohn, the old lady''s niece, naturally thinking that "I have come," he said, "to tell Lord Kingsbury that I am in love sleep," said Lord Hampstead, turning to his father; but the anger of said Lord Hampstead, his disgust at the man having been quenched for "He is an excellent young man, as far as I know him," said Mrs. Roden, thinking that she was called upon to defend her son''s friend. "I think it would be a very good thing," said Mrs. Roden,--"if your "You needn''t go, Marion," said Mrs. Roden,--"unless Lord Hampstead "Lord Hampstead," said Mrs. Roden, "you will catch your death of "I do not think he will come unless he is asked," said Hampstead. "Come up, Marion dear," said Mrs. Roden, speaking from the landing. "Father," she said, "Lord Hampstead was here to-day." "It is the nature of a girl, I think," said Lady Frances, "to doubt


id: 31406
title: Cudjo''s Cave
author: Trowbridge, J. T. (John Townsend)
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  "I''ll wait a few minutes longer for Carl!" said Penn to himself, with a "My friends," said Penn, interrupting the poor man''s forced and "This way, Carl, if you want some of the right sort," said the negro "Whar''s dat ar boy took hisself to, I''d like to know!" scolded old Toby. "Laws, massa," said old Toby, grinning, "debil knows I ain''t in ''arnest! "Bress your heart, dear young massa!" said old Toby, standing by the bed then I shall have lived long enough!" said the old man, with impressive "You know," said Pomp, "you would have left this man to die there on the "What a terrible place!" said Penn, little thinking at the time how much "Now I think of it," said Penn, "if that man wasn''t a Unionist at heart, "Penn, is it you?" said the blind old man. "Toby did not come to the rock," said Penn, still holding Virginia back.


id: 21492
title: A True Hero: A Story of the Days of William Penn
author: Kingston, William Henry Giles
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  "Farewell, old friend," said Mead, shaking Christison by the hand, as "Thou speakest truly, friend," answered Captain Mead; "I was the cause may render my old friend Mead, and that noble young fellow Penn, some father to tell him the cause of my absence," said young Penn, stopping Captain Mead warmly thanked his old friend for coming to see him. "Father," said young Wenlock, as he and the elder Christison were "Come," said Mead to his old comrade; "many days have passed since I "Is this Master Mead''s abode, young man?" inquired Captain Christison. "You seemed pleased with young Mistress Mead, Wenlock," said his father. William Penn, and his father''s old friend, Captain Mead. "Those are old friends I little expected to meet again," said Wenlock to "Yea; I wish to see thee, young friend," said Penn; "but when thou On reaching the look-out place, Wenlock saw the ship of which the old


id: 10369
title: Memoir and Diary of John Yeardley, Minister of the Gospel
author: Yeardley, John
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  our Monthly Meeting day, in the morning, we met with Thomas Yeardley of I feel a little compunction for having these few days past given way too house opened so clearly on my mind in meeting this morning that I thought A few weeks after this, John Yeardley attended a remarkable meeting held In the Twelfth Month of 1819, John Yeardley attended the Quarterly Meeting In the course of his religious labors, he visited the meetings of Friends were there, and one Fourth-day morning attended the Friends'' Meeting. Two-months'' Meeting, and to spend a few days with my dear friends of this After John and Martha Yeardley had visited their friends at home, their First-day, says John Yeardley, was a solemn time, both at meeting and at The Friends'' meeting, which took place two days afterwards, was held in visited), where dwell a good many spiritually-minded people, who meet


id: 11959
author: Southall, Eliza Allen
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  it was the Holy Spirit put into her heart by her heavenly Father, she Every thing sweet and lovely; fulfilling the purpose the divine power, that I can receive any thing good; in Christ Jesus unto good works." No, fear and faith and things unseen." Every time they passed Hast thou long thy Lord''s abiding The following lines describe her feelings at such a time as this:-both seeking to believe, as thou says, "with the heart" now, having said so much, I hope thou wilt not think it own heart, of real willingness to know and feel the loving-kindness and tender mercy of God in Christ at times desire to love and serve with all my heart; and thoughts have visited me of days still I trust in long," of the faithful love of my heavenly Father, love, and that whatever good thing I am blessed with

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  A Brief Memoir with Portions of the Diary, Letters, and Other Remains, of Eliza Southall, Late of Birmingham, England


id: 37311
title: The Journal, with Other Writings of John Woolman
author: Woolman, John
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  sincere upright-hearted People, in every Society, who truly love God, Beginning; but, when Meeting was ended, I felt great Distress of Mind, Spirit takes Place in the Minds of People, which is attended with had a Meeting at a Friend''s House; in both which I felt Sorrow of Heart, continued under the Exercise, the Lord, in Time to come might open a Way Having, for some Time past, felt a Sympathy in my Mind with Friends Mind settled to attend on the Business of the Meeting; on the last Day Having felt my Mind drawn toward a Visit to a few Meetings in Truth, felt my Way open to labour with some noted Friends, who kept A Care hath lived on my Mind, that more Time might be employed by Exercises hath been opened before them, as the Way of the Lord''s People,


id: 50374
title: The Life and Labors of Elias Hicks
author: Wilbur, Henry Watson
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  Just how long Elias Hicks spoke in the meetings for worship, before not appear that Elias Hicks had attended this yearly meeting since Hicks, Elias says that these Friends "detained the meeting two hours or Friends'' Meeting House, which Elias Hicks helped to build, if he did Men of the Elias Hicks type, meeting their fellows in Society had been accomplished, Elias Hicks wrote a letter to a friend friend, Elias Hicks, are agreeable to the opinions and doctrines held against Elias Hicks in the Preparative Meeting of Ministers and Elders, that monthly meeting had enjoyed a family visitation from Elias Hicks, the preaching of Elias Hicks in meetings where he was present, except Elias Hicks wrote a long letter to his friend, Dr. Edwin A. Elias Hicks made in the Meeting of Ministers and Elders in Jericho, of the meeting house at different times when Elias Hicks was preaching,


id: 42164
title: Eli and Sibyl Jones, Their Life and Work
author: Jones, Rufus M. (Rufus Matthew)
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  years later a meeting-house was built, to which Eli was taken even Eli Jones and the Friends with them attended the meetings. Yearly Meeting on Seventh day, 14th, our dedicated friend Sybil Jones friends the service on my mind for the Lord my God in a distant land. The last day of the yearly meeting Sybil Jones spoke out her feelings Eli Jones improved all the time, holding meetings Eli and Sybil Jones attended the London yearly meeting of 1853, and "_2d._ Attended Friends'' meeting, and received visits from several "_3d._ Dear Eli went to CongÃ¨nies to-day to attend meeting. holding meetings, visiting schools, and doing much quiet work up and called the Eli and Sybil Jones Mission, and the New England Friends for the few Friends in the place, and in the evening a good meeting Next day, 1st of 12th mo., held a meeting at the school-house.


id: 44991
title: Lily Norris'' Enemy
author: Mathews, Joanna H. (Joanna Hooe)
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  "Oh yes, mamma, we know that; I should think we might," said Maggie, "Maggie," said Lily, as the carriage drew up at Miss Ashton''s door, "I am going to, mamma," answered the little girl, meaning what she said "You told me, Lily," said Tom, "when I wanted to ask mamma to give the "Miss Lily," she said, "you took away my large scissors this morning, "Mamma''s things are all put away, Lily," said Tom. "Maggie thinks I put off pleasures too," said Lily. "Mamma," said Lily, wishing that she need not speak before Miss "Why, yes, Tom," said Lily, "you told me you had put away all mamma''s "I think I''ll do a little more," said Lily, who felt ashamed as she the doctor said several times; and Lily had come to look upon this as "I think you might finish your skirt in two days, Lily," said Miss


id: 63160
title: Forest Glen; or, The Mohawk''s Friendship
author: Kellogg, Elijah
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  the woods; then both parties hold their fire till a good many Indians "There''ll be something going on now, you may depend," said Mrs. Mugford, as she looked after the party, "since Sammy Sumerford has got "We can''t to-morrow, Uncle Seth," said Sammy; "''cause we''re going to boys would not be likely to see it, and left it, as Uncle Seth had said therefore began to build the kiln with rocks and clay right before Mrs. Sumerford''s door, part of them working on the kiln, and the rest making "Mr. Seth said the Indians used to make pots, mother." "That isn''t much like me, two or three days making one pot," said Sammy. When Uncle Seth came the next morning to look at the clay, he said,-Sammy found it was just as Mr. Seth said: the boys thought it was nice


