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Pagina 16
... early times , they were never thought of by those early settlers . What would young America now think of such opportunities ? And may we not very pertinently ask of him , have you kept pace with your opportuni- ties ? I was twenty - one ...
... early times , they were never thought of by those early settlers . What would young America now think of such opportunities ? And may we not very pertinently ask of him , have you kept pace with your opportuni- ties ? I was twenty - one ...
Pagina 30
... early attempts to gain a teaching position , he finds amusement in his youthful naiveté . He pictures himself as a young bumpkin ill prepared for his first employment interview ; and in describing his flagging confidence fol- lowing his ...
... early attempts to gain a teaching position , he finds amusement in his youthful naiveté . He pictures himself as a young bumpkin ill prepared for his first employment interview ; and in describing his flagging confidence fol- lowing his ...
Pagina 92
... early days . The Methodists have always pur- sued the policy of having preachers on the ground as soon as the cabins were built or tents erected . The general rule with ministers , though , in those early days was the preacher worked in ...
... early days . The Methodists have always pur- sued the policy of having preachers on the ground as soon as the cabins were built or tents erected . The general rule with ministers , though , in those early days was the preacher worked in ...
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Scorpions and Stagecoaches I I | 11 |
A Young Man Sets Out | 30 |
The Bench The Stump The Circuit | 45 |
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