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… train pulled in! He had brought what was called the “Gospel Wagon” to pick up the party ( Ibid. ). They were to have two days in Nashville, with the time divided between …

… lever pulled, making the impression. The same was true of all other publications put out between 1852 and 1857. Wrote James White in March:

… horses pulled it up the ascent, leaving tents, equipment, and supplies to be taken up piecemeal by James and Willie with their horses. At noontime they stopped …

… boat pulled it across, the horses swam the stream, and the two women travelers were rowed across. Then they continued their journey by horse and carriage. The …

… them pulled out. They settled on the date, Wednesday, July 5. At the end of the day she told the story in her diary:

… bullocks pulling an immense plow to break up the unworked soil. As she watched, Mrs. White marveled, and wrote that the bullocks were “under discipline, and will …

… chair, pulled the chair through the hall to Mother's bedroom and got her to bed. Then May telephoned to Dr. Klingerman at the sanitarium, and at once applied …

… , no pulling to pieces of another's work; and there are to be no separate parties. Every man to whom the Lord has entrusted a message has his specific work. Each …

… over, pulling things together for the already-late November issue. He furnished an editorial for this and succeeding issues, and Ellen White helped meet …

… Preston pulling out, so he was obliged to walk the rest of the way home. He chose an unfrequented road so that he might have opportunity for meditation. He enjoyed …