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Life at its best : a series of studies in the vital doctrines of consciousness, ideal, and effort (1908)

Du Bose, Horace M. (Horace Mellard), 1858-1941 · Nashville, Tenn. ; Dallas, Tex. : Publishing house of the M.E. Church South, Smith & Lamar, Agents · leaf 84

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e will re-ward you openly. And thou shalt come,And He will foster thee,And satisfy thy soul; and thou shalt warmThy trembling life beneath the smile of God. THE USE OF BOOKS. Golden volumes ! Richest treasures,Objects of delicious pleasures!You my eyes rejoicing please,You my hands in rapture… … CHAPTER VIII. THE USE OF BOOKS. JOOKS have become a race within our race. Thetime when men were without books was mostremote. History and literature came in to-gether. The absence of any form of writing isto our civilized minds the equivalent of blankbarbarism, while on the other hand civilization…

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