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At this she threw her arms upward and, shrieking in agony, was about to fall as she was caught by Mr. World. "Let us hurry her off to the nearest hospital," promptly suggested one of the bystanders who had responded to the call for help. An ambulance carried the fainting Miss Church-Member to one of Satan's hospitals near by.
Into this carriage he assisted Miss Church-Member, and each was delighted with the smooth descent down the gravity road. "This is delightful traveling," she said, as she reclined upon the luxurious cushions of the conveyance. Aided by her new glasses she enjoyed the scenery along the way more than ever. "I am glad you appreciate it," he smilingly returned.
'Anything for peace, thought I; so I entered the establishment and selected this apparel, and these additional advantages. It cost me nothing but the mere willingness to exchange, and would I not have been foolish to refuse so much at so small a price?" "Without a doubt," quickly answered Miss Church-Member. The others forcibly confirmed her answer.
Do what thou canst, and thus provide for thyself "a treasure in the heavens that faileth not." There are some things spoken of in the town where Emma died, things not wholly forgotten, but far back in the distance of years. It is said that Mr. Graffam, who is now a Church-member and a town officer, was once a complete sot, living in a log-hut upon the plain. So much for the temperance reform.
Miss Church-Member was but little interested in these proceedings and urged her companion to the next auction-stand where certain rights and privileges were sold. On the stand stood a glib-tongued fellow who announced that he would first offer for sale the Right to Sell Intoxicating Drink. "How much do I hear?" shouted the auctioneer as the cosmopolitan crowd looked on.
"So there you see, boys, there can't be no iniquity so hid but what it'll come out. The Wild Indians of the forest, and the stormy winds and tempests, j'ined together to bring out this 'ere." "For my part," said Aunt Lois sharply, "I never believed that story." "Why, Lois," said my grandmother, "Cap'n Eb Sawin was a regular church-member, and a most respectable man." "Law, mother!
Through the three divisions of the discourse I heard vigorous applause, and when, in the smooth language of his final climax, he uttered the last word and was returning to his seat, there was a deafening roar from all parts of the vast hall. To the mind of Miss Church-Member the argument of Dr.
If you had another pastor, one of more liberal cast of mind, it would not only influence me to join, but many of my wealthy and honorable friends would do so as well." "It certainly is a sad state of affairs," sighed Miss Church-Member. "We are losing heavily by reason of such narrowness. I thought differently at one time, but these glasses have given me a wider and clearer range of vision."
The speaker proceeded, but the interest of the two listeners was flagging; so they quietly left the room. They next entered Hall No. 17, devoted to "The Results of Home Missionary Work." But after remaining a very short time Miss Church-Member declared that she was interested more directly in Foreign Missionary Work.
Miss Church-Member was excited by this unusual show of brilliancy, and nothing on the lower level could any longer hold her attention. "How can we best rise to that glorious summit?" she inquired with a glow of enthusiasm. "Ah," smiled Mr. World, "surely we need not think of walking up this mountain. Have you forgotten the obliging attendant who advised us as we stood on the beautiful tower?
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