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… to take food, cut off in great degree from social enjoyment and religious privileges, the physician's life seems to lie under a continual shadow. The affliction …

… who take up their appointed work will not only be a blessing to others, but they will themselves be blessed. The consciousness of duty well done will have a …

… Saviour. Take him by the hand, lift him up, speak to him words of courage and hope. Help him to grasp the hand of the Saviour.

… must take the form, not of command, but of intercession.

… would take the trouble to learn better methods, their bread would be more wholesome, and, to a natural taste, it would be more palatable.

… and take plenty of physical exercise. There are men and women of excellent natural ability who do not accomplish half what they might if they would exercise …

… cannot take time patiently to instruct their little ones and give them love and sympathy. But they should remember that if the children do not find in their …

… and take their place in the world.

… today take warning from the fate of those who in ancient times presumed to make free with that which God had declared sacred. When the Israelites ventured …

… to take themselves in hand and to reform, many become stereotyped in a wrong course of action. But this need not be. They may cultivate their powers to do the …