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That purity may always be The medium, clear and bright, Through which may ever shine on thee Heaven's own unclouded light.
TEACHERS' LIBRARY.
The Teachers' Library connected with the School street UniversalistSunday school, was commenced in 1841, when 67 volumes were collected forthat purpose. --Great care has been taken in selecting volumes for thislibrary. At this time, 1850, it numbers 194 valuable books.
SCHOLARS' LIBRARY.
The foundation of the Scholars' Library, connected with the Schoolst...reet Universalist Sunday school, was laid in the year 1835. The numberof volumes, in 1840, amounted to 400, of which 100 needed repairing. Some 50 volumes were added during 1841. Additions continued to be madefrom year to year, till the spring of 1850, when the number wasincreased to 700 volumes.
AGATHA.
Little Agatha was a Sabbath school scholar. She lived in a ruraldistrict of Scotland. Her father's dwelling was surrounded by trees andflowers, and near by a little sparkling rivulet wandered onward, nowmurmuring along by its rocky bed and dancing over bright pebbles, andnow wending its way silently through the valley, journeying onward tomingle with kindred waters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That purity may always be The medium, clear and bright, Through which may ever shine on thee Heaven's own unclouded light.
TEACHERS' LIBRARY.
The Teachers' Library connected with the School street UniversalistSunday school, was commenced in 1841, when 67 volumes were collected forthat purpose. --Great care has been taken in selecting volumes for thislibrary. At this time, 1850, it numbers 194 valuable books.
SCHOLARS' LIBRARY.
The foundation of the Scholars' Library, connected with the Schoolst...reet Universalist Sunday school, was laid in the year 1835. The numberof volumes, in 1840, amounted to 400, of which 100 needed repairing. Some 50 volumes were added during 1841. Additions continued to be madefrom year to year, till the spring of 1850, when the number wasincreased to 700 volumes.
AGATHA.
Little Agatha was a Sabbath school scholar. She lived in a ruraldistrict of Scotland. Her father's dwelling was surrounded by trees andflowers, and near by a little sparkling rivulet wandered onward, nowmurmuring along by its rocky bed and dancing over bright pebbles, andnow wending its way silently through the valley, journeying onward tomingle with kindred waters.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Universalist Sunday School to read onlineMoreLess
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