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The "submission" of Malcolm I. to Edmund is not a submission but an alliance; the old English word for "fellow-worker," or "ally," designates Malcolm as fellow-worker with Edward of England. In 1092 an English chronicle represents Malcolm III. as holding Cumberland "by conquest."
In this respect the "working class" boy will be a man, ready for marriage, long before his "middle class" fellow-worker. It is among "middle class" boys, then, that the period of infancy is most prolonged. They get a good deal of schooling. The stores of human knowledge are put in their hands, to some extent, and, to some extent, they catch up with the experience of the race.
"He was mauled half to death an hour ago." "It'd be a shame to have to shoot him," added a third, meaning the lion. "He's the best animal in the whole circus; but he is awful savage." "That's a fact," chimed in a fourth. "There's no flies on old Yellow Hair." Some one touched me on the arm and introduced himself as a reporter from the Evening Grin a fellow-worker in distress.
Our beloved Master is surely watching from the Realm Beyond over His children whom He nurtured and loved so well, and will certainly guide you in every step you take, and crown your patient efforts with signal success. Your brother and fellow-worker, SHOGHI. Haifa, Palestine, November 27, 1924. Letter of January 16, 1925.
The words of Miss Howe regarding Dr. Stone and Dr. Kahn indicate their influence: "They seem to be an inspiration to the girls and women of all classes. When our schoolgirls learn of anything 'the doctors' did when they were pupils, they seem to think they have found solid ground on which to set their feet." A letter from another fellow-worker stated that Dr.
Indeed, analysing his sensations she seemed to him on this occasion less a victim than a fellow-worker and he found a strange comfort in that thought of partnership. The Megaphone buildings blazed with light when the car drew up to the door, messenger-boys were hurrying through the swing-doors, the two great elevators were running up and down without pause.
We return from this excursion through the fields of destructive criticism with a strong conviction that this narrative of the Acts of the Apostles was written by Luke the Evangelist, the companion and fellow-worker of Paul, and that it gives us a veracious history of the earliest years of the Christian church.
It would almost seem that the ideal leader is that man who knows how to extract from the brains of his subordinates all that is best and strongest therein who knows how to suppress his own individuality, and merge it for the time being into that of his fellow-worker whose influence is from within and not from without.
He would plan the robberies; they should execute them. Working through many channels, and never omitting to assist a fellow-worker when in distress, John Rex, in a few years, and in a most prosaic business way, became the head of a society of ruffians.
I cannot refrain from giving expression in this connection to my feelings of profound appreciation of the ceaseless vigilance and marked distinction with which our precious brother and fellow-worker, Mr. Mountfort Mills, has undertaken and is still shouldering this sacred and historic mission committed to his charge.
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