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How can two walk together except they be agreed? College student
Doris Farrand has her life all planned: She'll earn her living as a
schoolteacher until her boyfriend Richard graduates from seminary
school as an ordained minister; then they'll be married. Their
future is so well planned, nothing can go wrong ... until Doris
receives news that turns her life upside down. Suddenly, she and
Richard can't agree on anything, including the future she once
thought was set in stone. The only person who understands Doris's
predicament is fellow student Garrett Randall. As Garrett's
acquaintance with Doris turns to friendship, and she relies more
and more on his wise Christian counsel, Doris realizes she has an
important choice to make about her future and about the man she
will marry. This edition includes discussion questions, a biography
of the author, and an introduction to Isabella Alden's books by
Christian author Jenny Berlin.
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++++ Three People, By Pansy. People's Ed Isabella Alden
"Yes, I should think so!" Mart said, satisfied with the expression.
"Did you ever see anything like that before? It ain't made of wax
nor anything else that folks ever made. It's alive! I felt of it.
It looks like velvet and satin and all them lovely store things;
but it doesn't feel so; it feels alive, and it grew. But, Sallie
Calkins, if you should live a hundred years, and guess all the
time, you never could guess where I got it. Sallie Calkins, if
you'll believe it, Dirk gave it to me!"
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Oh, that music! how it rolled around the ring! Tip was too busy
looking and listening to keep out of people's way; he stepped back,
still jostled by the crowd who were pouring in, and stepped
directly in front of a man who was trying to make his way through
the crowd around the entrance. Tip knew him in an instant; he was
one of the circus men, --the one with the ugly face that he had
noticed in the morning; it was ugly still, and red with liquor. He
turned a pair of fiery eyes on Tip, and a dreadful oath fell from
his lips as he swung him angrily out of his way
Yes, I should think so! Mart said, satisfied with the expression.
"Did you ever see anything like that before? It ain't made of wax
nor anything else that folks ever made. It's alive! I felt of it.
It looks like velvet and satin and all them lovely store things;
but it doesn't feel so; it feels alive, and it grew. But, Sallie
Calkins, if you should live a hundred years, and guess all the
time, you never could guess where I got it. Sallie Calkins, if
you'll believe it, Dirk gave it to me!"
Oh, that music! how it rolled around the ring! Tip was too busy
looking and listening to keep out of people's way; he stepped back,
still jostled by the crowd who were pouring in, and stepped
directly in front of a man who was trying to make his way through
the crowd around the entrance. Tip knew him in an instant; he was
one of the circus men,--the one with the ugly face that he had
noticed in the morning; it was ugly still, and red with liquor. He
turned a pair of fiery eyes on Tip, and a dreadful oath fell from
his lips as he swung him angrily out of his way.
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