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… of the money in preparation for the trip south and kept the other half for transportation. With all their earthly possessions half filling a trunk, they went …

… hand, and walked the room, uttering the passages of scripture, S., R. and F. were silenced. For the remainder of the time they were troubled, with many others; but …

… with the heavy open Bible upon her hand, and walked the room uttering the passages of Scripture, Sargent, Robbins, and French were silent. For the remainder …

… with the heavy open Bible upon her hand, and walked the room uttering the passages of Scripture, Sargent, Robbins, and French were silent. For the remainder …

… of the proceedings.... The authorities of Sydney find that they have an elephant on their hands, and they are at a loss to know what to do in this affair. They do not …

Two young men were at work, and they were introduced to Ellen. She shook hands with them and inquired, “Where is the other one?” “What other one?” Whitney asked.

Two young men were at work, and they were introduced to Ellen White. She shook hands with them and inquired, “Where is the other one?”

… . Lawrence, and others were at Cooranbong with the surveyor, tramping over the newly purchased land, two letters were handed to W. C. White—one from F. M. Wilcox, secretary …

… in the pressroom came forward, and were introduced to the visitors. Mrs. White shook hands with them, and then inquired, “Where is the other one?”

… in the pressroom came forward, and were introduced to the visitors. Mrs. White shook hands with them, and then inquired, ‘Where is the other one?’