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Title: The modern devil, his play between the false and the good;
Year: 1903 (1900s)
Authors: Chambers, Isaiah Mench, 1865- (from old catalog)
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Publisher: Philadelphia, International publishing co
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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e thing to-day, while tarrying forrest upon the Hill-lands of Faith, said Whole-soul. Itshould inspire great valor in the heart of every Christian. Iwill ask Determination to relate it; for it was he who madethe discovery. Then Determination told how that day while turning theLamp of Truth upon the castle of the Archfiend, he had dis-covered by its light a great crack in one of its walls; whichpredicted the doom of the place which hitherto had beenthought impregnable. Art thou sure of thy vision! asked the minister. I am positive; for both mine eyes and those of Whole-soulsaw clearly the rent. Why should such a fact be considered incredible? askedEvangelist. Did the Archfiend also detect it? asked Hypocrite. We saw him gaze upon the place where our light shone;and then, shielding his eyes, he, together with a number ofimps, hurried within, answered Determination. We spoke of it to the Angel, said Whole-soul, and sheinformed us that the day should come when the place shall bedestroyed.
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Modern Deril. Copyright. J.vo.?, b)t W. W. Jl-mston. ^With face buried in the pillow, he wept bitterly. 440 See p. m. THE PILGRIMS SCAES 441 *^How fares the work of the Mission T Determination nowasked of Miss Sincere, who was one of the company. ^The Lord has been very gracious, slie replied. We Iiavegathered the i^oor and neglected, until now the place is filled.The endowment has been of the greatest help to ns, and we arevery thankful for it, she added, as her eyes turned towardHypocrite, who made no reply, however. The Lord always provides, observed the minister. He shall supply all your need according to his riches inglory by Christ Jesus, added the prophet. THOUGH THE WICKED ELOUKISH Ere they parted, the Angel came into their midst and said: The Lord has laid his hand heavily upon Man-of-tlie-World.Great reverses have visited him, and with his treasures gonefrom him, he sits in the toils of despair. The Almighty hathshorn him of his strength, if perchance, detached from worldlyt

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