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… grass was now green. The oats, sown before the rain, were coming up, making the fields bright and green, and W. C. White, as he took up his correspondence, wrote that …

… be made over. With The Desire of Ages there was, over a period of months, quite a volume of correspondence, the examining of proofs, et cetera, for it was determined …

… White was privy to this exchange of correspondence. Daniells opened his letter of December 31, 1912, with the words, “I was just squaring myself to write you …

… earth, corresponds with the latter part of Early Writings, 145-295 (new edition). A portion of the volume, as enlarged in later years, is now published separately …

… steady correspondence with the Bourdeau brothers, Daniel, who was working in Geneva, and A. C. Bourdeau, still laboring in Torre Pellice, Italy. Both of these …

… in correspondence, and published reports indicated larger numbers were attending the conferences called here and there. Preaching forces were materially …

… Ellen's correspondence, another feature stands out, namely, the number of believers who came together for these conferences. The meetings usually opened …

… to be a curse to the ministry and to the church, a machine of the devil for the manufacture of hypocrites (S. McCullagh, in “Received Correspondence File,” 1900 …

… step was to find money for land and buildings, and Ellen White made this a prime point in her correspondence during the next few months. In the heat of early …

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