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The fountain : with jets of new meanings (1870)

Davis, Andrew Jackson, 1826-1910, Harry Houdini Collection (Library of Congress) DLC · Boston : William White & Co. ; New York : American News Co. · leaf 196

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PRATERS WHICH ANSWER THEMSELVES. crippled functions are aroused to new life. Prayerfeeds the poor, only when some attending angels bringaid from the rich; but this is an end not easily or fre-quently accomplished. Labor, righteously and per-sistently bestowed, is the surest self-answering prayer,… … and it never comes without the blessings and sweetbenedictions of God and Nature. It is mental infancy which believes in a fickle andwrathful God. Believers in supernatural warnings,and in sudden strokes from the throne of omnipotence,are ignorant of the laws ofreason and science. A clapof thunder,…

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