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Arthur T.S. Power of Kindness and Other Stories
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Sheldon-Redemption of Freetown
INTRODUCTION This little story was first read by me to my Young People’s society of Christian Endeavor in the Central Church, Topeka, Kan., during the spring of 1898. There is nothing impossible in the story, which is largely founded on … Continue reading
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