W. wrote pretty regularly from Berlin, particularly the first days, before the real work of the Congress began.

If there were no fighting work in the Christian life, much of the intense energy and interest of the race would be unaroused.

When we try to realize what work is, when it is merely an amount of toil prodded out of man or woman by a hard taskmaster, we have only to look back to the bondage of Israel in Egypt, or to the time of Scylla, when there were thirteen million slaves in Italy alone: slaves whose set tasks were of over two hundred and fifty kinds; who worked on the road-building, on public works, and in rowing in the galleys of the slave-propelled ships.

Both entrances were arranged and the old elevator (which had not worked for years) was put in order.

He was out all day, until late in the evening, at the Quai d'Orsay; used to go over there about ten or ten-thirty, breakfast there, and get back for a very late dinner, and always had a director or secretary working with him at our own house after dinner.

Thus Thoreau, when he, "by surveying, carpentry and day-labor of various other kinds," had earned $13.34, was doing income-work, the work by which he had to live.

I tell you, it is a lonely and weary work at times, this being a minister!"

Pardon me, my boy, it iss the first I haf worked from you apart.

After all is said, it is not quite the same task to examine and classify either protoplasm or the most highly organized forms of nature, that it is to analyze and understand the mysterious workings of the heart, the intricacies of conscience and conduct, the possibilities of spiritual development or of moral downfall, and the many questionings, agonies, and ecstasies of the soul of man.

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Mary was glad that she could go back again, but she would not take the missionary salary when she was not working as a missionary.

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Since then, what the sage has done is to teach men to see, read, write, think, count, and to work; to love ideals, to love mankind and relate his work to human progress.

Mrs. SAMPSON worked like a kag of apple sass in hot weather, to find out where her old man's strength was.

This ain't got to be a war, Mr. Eagen, just because we don't want to work without any sense to it.

Then stir in 1/2 pound of flour and work into a smooth dough.

But I add this word: The missionary sent to Porto Rico, be he Catholic or Protestant, must be a man who can stand among statesmen and society men and women, as well as one who can live and work among the humblest folk who lodge in leaf-thatched huts along the roadside or far on lonely hills.

The winter commences in October but the miner keeps on working through the winter.

Most of the sentiments which impressed Swift, seem also to have been felt by the unknown author of the work before us: it is not, however, free from personal allusions; but they are all conveyed in so good natured a manner, as to satisfy the reader that the author has been solicitous to animadvert only on the vices of the individual; and in no part of the work is there the slightest evidence of prejudice or venom.

Doubtless he will make it more up-Hill work than ever with our taxes, but, if he would only shoulder them and be off, what a blessing?

But the tension of the elastic rod working against him steadily, and always, was too much for his strength, and again I reeled him in, struggling still, though faintly.

" She was working out of and then back into the freshly white gloves in a betraying kind of nervousness that belied the toss of her voice.

" "The method doesn't much matter," commented Briggs dryly, as he and Decker worked over their man.

On Sundays she held a half-dozen or more services in the nearby villages in which lived the people with whom she worked during the week.

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