The life and work of St. Paul

"The Quiuer" Press Opinions (continued).
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competitors." Methodist Recorder,
"The new volume of THE QUIVER holds its own
against any of its predecessors, if, indeed, it may not be
said to have shot a long way ahead." Christian World.
"THE QUIVER
volume is a veritable storehouse of
stories, records of Christian and philanthropic work, and
direct Gospel teaching, beside a miscellaneous collection
of subjects of general interest gathered under the title
of '
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Glasgow Herald.
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moral purpose which binds the variety into unity.
Every imaginable taste in reading seems here met,
and with an up-to-date chattiness that will arrest attention
and maintain the interest to the end." Word
and Work.
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Bradford Observer.
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hymn tunes by the most popular composers of sacred
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