Indelible Identity – Sunday, April 16, 1950
In fiction and in fairy tale a favorite plot is for the prince to move among his people in disguise. Such plots have a host...
In fiction and in fairy tale a favorite plot is for the prince to move among his people in disguise. Such plots have a host...
"And seeing the multitudes, he went up into a mountain: and when . . . his disciples came unto him: . . . he ......
We often hear the phrase, "Forgive and forget." But how much is "forgetting" a part of "forgiving"? There is no one who does not sometime...
Some people acquire such reputations that others place implicit confidence in them. Well-known names, for example, are often accepted at face value—which fact sometimes leads...
It was Montaigne who remarked that "A man had need of tough ears to hear himself freely judged." Regardless of how careful and conscientious a...
We have heard on high authority that "It is not good that the man should be alone."1 But people at almost any age may sometimes...
It is a commonplace occurrence, but sometimes startling nevertheless, how children grow up in the pattern of their parents—both in appearance and performance. It isn't...
This week we are worried. This week we are crowded. This week we are frantically trying to do some of the things we have left...
There was a time, in childhood, when we were much impressed by houses that were supposed to be haunted—a haunted house, of course, being any...