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Various. The Quiver, 2/ 1900
The Quiver, 2/ 1900
Table of Contents
PICTORIAL SERMONS
FOR THE SAKE OF HER CHILD
CHAPTER I
Dependent upon Charity
CHAPTER II
Two Heavy Hearts
CHAPTER III
"Manners Maketh Man."
CHAPTER IV
Lulu
CHAPTER V
"A Beautiful Anomaly."
CHAPTER VI
Bijou's Mistress
CHILDISH MEMORIES OF LEWIS CARROLL
By One of his Alices
GREAT ANNIVERSARIES
By the Rev. A. R. Buckland, M.A., Morning Preacher at the Foundling Hospital
CHRISTABEL'S REBELLION
AN EPISODE
COUNTING NOT THE COST
THE GREEN FOLK
A Complete Story. By Ethel F. Heddle
CHAPTER I
ISHBEL
CHAPTER II
ISHBEL'S PROMISE
CHAPTER III
IN THE CAVE OF GOLD
CHAPTER IV
THE REAL EAST LONDON
By the Lord Bishop of Stepney
PLEDGED
By Katharine Tynan, Author of "A Daughter of Erin," Etc
CHAPTER XIII
"ANTHONY MUST KNOW."
CHAPTER XIV
"IT IS TOO LATE."
CHAPTER XV
THE WOOD OF STRANGE MEETINGS
Curious Charitable Gifts
His strange Repentance
AN ADDRESS TO YOUNG MEN
THE PRINCE'S MESSAGE
A Fairy Parable. By Roma White
Rise, Gracious God, and Shine
TEMPERANCE NOTES AND NEWS
By a Leading Temperance Advocate
THE CARE OF THE INEBRIATE
ANOTHER GOOD IDEA
BEER IN THE HAY AND HARVEST FIELDS
COMING EVENTS
"GIVE THE BOY A CHANCE."
AMONG THE RAILWAY MEN
SCRIPTURE LESSONS FOR SCHOOL AND HOME
March 19th.—Christ the Good Shepherd
Christ the Door
March 26th.—Review Lesson
Christ, Lord of All
April 2nd.—Raising of Lazarus
Faithful unto Death
April 9th.—The Anointing in Bethany
Give the Best you have to God
Our New Waifs
Stooping to Conquer
The "Welcome."
"Nobody's Own."
New Books
A Wolf-Boy
Memorial to a Medical Missionary
Self-control
An Ever-Recurring Question
The Circulation of the Bible
OUR INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE OF PEACE
THE QUIVER FUNDS
OUR FINE ART PLATES
ROLL OF HONOUR FOR SUNDAY-SCHOOL WORKERS
DEVONSHIRE,
THE QUIVER BIBLE CLASS
(BASED ON THE INTERNATIONAL SCRIPTURE LESSONS.)
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Published by Good Press, 2021
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And she bowed him out, as if determined to quench any hope he might entertain of being privileged to attend in Victoria Square. Although, of course, medical etiquette forbade his interfering with Dr. Ellis's patients, he felt somewhat disappointed as he went away. He was so weary of waiting in his dingy sitting-room for the patients who never came!
May ventured a word to her aunt when they were alone. "I wish we could help Dr. Inglis to find a few patients, aunt! He seems so nice and kind."
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