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… the credit side of the ledger. But when Daniel Bourdeau did not show up at the meeting she was worried. She wrote in her diary that Daniel had been “taking counsel …

… a credit of $2,000 a year. That work has steadily grown from that day to this, until, when our last statement was drawn, September 30, 1908, it was shown that the students …

… specific credits, they did stand in quotation marks. It was these that, in the 1911 edition, were traced down and properly credited. No attempt was made to find …

Although quotations in the new enlarged edition were used without specific credits, they did stand in quotation marks.

Brother Jones talked very plainly, yet tenderly in regard to their crediting hearsay and not, in brotherly love, taking the matter to the one talked about and asking him if the report were true.

A vivid illustration of the perseverance that characterized Ellen White's work! To this perseverance may be credited the life of one she years later was instructed had been born to be her helper, and indirectly, this biography, authored by his son.

… !” and credited to the Louisville Commercial. (See also “Men Wanted,” The Review and Herald, January 24, 1871 .)

… , properly credited, from other journals. As she filled out the article “Proper Education” for Testimonies, volume 3, pages 138-160, she set forth counsel directed …

… fully credited by nearly all and that those professed Christians have cherished feelings of censure, bitterness, and cruelty against us, especially against …

… . She credited this to the efforts of Lucinda Hall, now the matron, and Mrs. Sawyer ( Ibid. ).