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Stones Rolled Away

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Introduction - Stones Rolled Away - An Address to the Man Who Is Down - An Appeal to the Outsider; or the Claims of Christianity - One Way to Help Boys - Life On the Top Floor - The Kingdom and your Part in IT - The Three Elements of a Complete Life - Contents

not quite understand the boy I mean. The large cities of the old world are infested by hundreds and thousands of these ragamuffins, as we call them--young roughs who have nobody to look after them. The Sunday-school cannot handle these boys. The old method was for somebody to form them into a class and try to get even attention from them. Half the time was spent in securing order.

The new method is simply this: You get a dozen boys together, and, instead of forming them into a class, you get them into some little hall and put upon every boy's head a little military cap that costs in our country something like twenty cents, and you put around his waist a belt that costs about the same sum, and you call him a soldier. You tell him, "Now, Private Hopkins, stand up. Hold up your head. Put your feet together." And you can order that boy about till

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