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    by Warner, D. S.
    Published 1893
    “..., from one end heaven to the other. Now learn a parable of the ag tree; When his branch is yet tender...”
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    by Warner, D. S.
    Published 1893
    “... perceive in the above question a spirit which em-anates from that element that has always caused so much...”
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    by Warner, D. S.
    Published 1893
    “..., Ind., met with a band of workers that was holding meeting. Not much done; So much prejudice...”
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    by Warner, D. S.
    Published 1897
    “... why. " You will have to go through so much percecution," was her reply. I felt so glad, so safe, so...”
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    by Warner, D. S.
    Published 1893
    “... Degree." This legend is considered of so much importance that no changes are allowed to be made in its...”
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    by Warner, D. S.
    Published 1893
    “... of the fig tree; When hie branch is yet tender, and. pu4eth forth leaves, ye know that summer is nigh: So...”
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    by Warner, D. S.
    Published 1896
    “... on in trite ti progress. God bless o do- his dear children. In much holy love, - 1CHAS. 0.1- dt So let us...”
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    by Warner, D. S.
    Published 1893
    “... not exist; Because of their littleness, the Creator has endued them with much wisdom. So it is when man...”
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    by Warner, D. S., Fisher, J. C.
    Published 1885
    “... the , right understanding, and I had so much to give, up, and I was always looking for a sign, or something...”
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    by Warner, D. S.
    Published 1893
    “..., that are so much worse, that small common sins do not amount to any-thing. But the holy word of God says, He...”
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    by Warner, D. S.
    Published 1895
    “..., and in less than an hour I got out of bed alone. Oh glory to God for such a physician that can do so much...”
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    by Warner, D. S.
    Published 1894
    “... it yet tender, and putteth forth leaves, ye know that euttraer to nigh; So likewise ye, when ye than tee...”
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    by Warner, D. S., Fisher, J. C.
    Published 1885
    “... in body for over three years. WOhould like very much to have visited a feKnlaces between Bheurte t haen dw...”
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    by Warner, D. S.
    Published 1889
    “... of the fig tree; when his branch M yet tender, and inateth forth Laves. ye know that slimmer is nigh. So...”
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    by Warner, D. S.
    Published 1893
    “... or I would not feel so. Several week's passed, when at a time of much suffering, I was led to set apart...”
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    by Warner, D. S.
    Published 1889
    “..., strength; The tender blade, the stalk, the ear, And the full corn at length. Thou cant not - toil in vain...”
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    by Warner, D. S.
    Published 1894
    “... it would help her so much. We did not want to be stubborn nor do any thing that was not right, but, we did...”
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    by Warner, D. S.
    Published 1894
    “... service when there was so much of God's power manifested as at this time. Even poor sinners felt the warm...”
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    by Warner, D. S.
    Published 1891
    “... . . . . . .,$ 3 00. IMO - pen heartelness, so much needed,' india often prayed for, spread and deepen every. where...”
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    by Warner, D. S., Fisher, J. C.
    Published 1887
    “... month just for post-al cards, and much more for stamps. So hereafter the dear saints will excuse, us...”
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