Daniel Quorm e i suoi religiosi nozioni . in polvere. 001^TE]STS. Paob Chafieb I. Fratello Qoorm n II. Il vecchio orologio 19 III. La mia bibbia madri 27 IV. Fratello Quorms restando 38 V. Fratello Quorm a Classe 44 VI. Fratello Danel sul lento e sicuro 52 VII. La sua il LbRDs, sapete 58 VIII. Catchin em con inganno 75 IX. Prayin respiro è Neter spesi invano 81 X. A parlare con gli agnelli 92 XI. Trustin dove lui.Non possiamo tracciare lui 104 XII. Danels nozione di una classe-incontro 126 XIII. Danels nozioni sulla ricerca delle scritture 137 XIV. Su due modi di cielo 155 XV. A vincere le anime 173 XVI. Su HEARiNa il

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Daniel Quorm and his religious notions . in the dust. 001^TE]STS. Chafieb Paob I. Brother Qoorm n II. The Old Clock 19 III. My Mothers Bible 27 IV. Brother Quorms Prejudice 38 V. Brother Quorm at Class 44 VI. Brother Danel on Slow and Sure 52 VII. Its the LbRDs Will, you Know 58 VIII. Catchin em with Guile 75 IX. Prayin Breath is Neter Spent in Vain 81 X. A Talk to the Lambs 92 XI. Trustin Him where.we cannot trace Him 104 XII. Danels Notion of a Class-meeting 126 XIII. Danels Notions about Searching the Scriptures 137 XIV. On Two Ways to Heaven 155 XV. On Winning Souls 173 XVI. On HEARiNa the Word 187 Jlliistrstiffn. Uncle Danel in his Shop 2 DANIEL QUORM CHAPTER I. BROTHER QUORM. Y old friend Dan-iel Quorm—Broth-er Danel, as hewas called — wasthe village shoe-maker, the Meth-odist class lead-er, and the soci-ety steward. Ashard-headed as therounded lapstoneon which he ham-mered all day long, as sharp and quickas his shining awl, as obstinate in holding his own as his seasonedshoe leather; yet, withal, Brother Danel had a. 12 Daniel Quorm. heart so kind, so wise, so true, that like thehammer it only beat to do. good, and like hisawl and thread it was al .vays trying to strengthensome poor soul that had got worn in the roughways of life. By some process not yet discov-ered, the very tools that lay about him hadcome somehow to partake of their masterscharacter. Danel lived in the village of Penwinnin, acluster of miners cottages some three milesfrom the circuit-town ; nor would it be difficultto trace in a hundred features of the placeall the chief points that struck one about BrotherDanel. You passed high heaps of stones on eitherside the way, the refuse of the mine workings, giving to all a wild and desolate look. Youstepped across little streams that had just beenpumped from great depths, and were yet warm.(Our poor world has a heart in it, they say.Alas! that it should be so far down.) Youwent under clanking chains, that stretched fromthe engine-house away to th

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