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id: 51565
author: Shaw, Bernard
title: Major Barbara
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  George Bernard Shaw Major Barbara Credits for Temi Rose Production of GB Shaw's Major Barbara Directed by Temi Rose CAST: Andrew Undershaft - Laurence Cantor Lady Britomart Undershaft - Lucy McMichael (Major) Barbara Undershaft - Rin Allen Stephen Undershaft - Jonathan Horvath Sarah Undershaft - Shariffa Wilson Adolphus Cusins - Paul Singleton Charles Lomax - Philip T. Casale Bronterre O'Brien Price - Jason Daniel Siegel Rummy (Romola) Jerusalem Year 2003 Scene 3.1 Andante from Italian Concerto BWV 971 - Bach Catrin Finch (harp) http://www.gardnermuseum.org/music/listen Scene 3.5 Orfeo ed Euridice (excerpt) - Gluck Paula Robison (flute) Mariko Anraku (harp) http://www.gardnermuseum.org/music/listen Scene 3.9 same Recorded December 22, 2011 at the Ensemble Studio Theatre, New York City. WEBSITE FOR THE PROJECT WITH ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND LINKS http://www.2cyberwhelm.org/2011/shaw/barbara


id: 34805
author: S. L. M.
title: Betty's Battles: An Everyday Story
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  And without giving Betty time to answer, she drags the children in, and slams the door. Betty--what would they do without dear Betty?


id: 7125
author: Duff, Mildred
title: Catherine Booth — a Sketch
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  Mrs. Booth walked with God. We might have been tempted to feel that God was hard in not letting her be strong like other girls; but we now see that all the time He was fitting her for the wonderful future before her; and when she became Mrs. Booth, the great preacher, she herself understood this.


id: 3790
author: Shaw, Bernard
title: Major Barbara
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  I'm too uppish, owing to my intelligence, and my father being a Chartist and a reading, thinking man: a stationer, too. I moralized and starved until one day I swore that I would be a fullfed free man at all costs--that nothing should stop me except a bullet, neither reason nor morals nor the lives of other men.


id: 26652
author: Howard, Thomas Henry
title: Standards of Life and Service
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sentence: 1935
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  Those Meetings were widely used by God, and at my request the Commissioner has revised the shorthand reports of his words for this volume. In particular, he will find implied, when not actually expressed, an important distinction between the work of God in the justifying and purifying of the soul, and the work of man in walking in obedience to the laws of God.


id: 30295
author: Lamb, Edwin Gifford
title: The Social Work of the Salvation Army
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  Salvation Army officer. It is possible, thus, for a poor family moving into the neighborhood to completely furnish themselves and their home from Salvation Army stores at a cost of often less than one-half of what they would pay elsewhere.


id: 6669
author: Booth, Catherine Mumford
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  Godliness : being reports of a series of addresses delivered at James's Hall, London, W. during 1881

summary:
  If, twenty years ago, I had stopped for Christian friends to sanction and to open the door, I should have waited till today, and the number of souls God, in His infinite mercy, has given me, I should not have gathered. I am well aware that, in such imperfect reports of, for the most part, extemporaneous utterances, often most hurriedly corrected, there may be found abundant ground for criticism; but, if this book may be the means of leading only a few souls to devote themselves more fully to God and to the salvation of men, I shall be more than compensated for any unfriendly criticism with which it may meet.


id: 13434
author: Haggard, H. Rider (Henry Rider)
title: Regeneration Being an Account of the Social Work of The Salvation Army in Great Britain
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  Let us suppose, however, that the questioner should succeed in interesting an intelligent and fair-minded individual holder of these views sufficiently to induce him to make inquiry into the facts concerning this Salvation Army. First, I ought to state that my personal acquaintance with the Salvation Army dates back a good many years, from the time, indeed, when I was writing 'Rural England,' in connexion with which work I had a long and interesting interview with General Booth that is already published.


id: 7039
author: Carpenter, Minnie Lindsay Rowell
title: The Angel Adjutant of "Twice Born Men"
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  And now there ascends into the glory of God one of the most radiant spirits that ever blessed the darkest places of the earth with a light truly from Heaven, little Kate Lee, the Angel Adjutant of Notting Dale; the saint of the worst men that ever lived, the adored angel of souls once as foul and brutal and besotted with iniquity as ever corrupted human life, and but for William Booth she herself might have perished. She put her hand in her Master's hand, and went out on the great adventure of Salvation Army life--stepping on to the waters with much tremulousness and many questions--but her faith carried her through.'


