Griselda: A Dramatic Poem in Five Acts
English translation of Friedrich Halm's five-act dramatic poem 'Griselda', set in King Arthur's court. Poetic drama of courtly love, identity, and social contrasts.
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Griselda: A Dramatic Poem in Five Acts
Golden Hours: Hymns and Songs of the Christian Life
A 1874 collection of Christian hymns and devotional poems addressing prayer, suffering, thanksgiving, Christ's presence, and the pilgrim’s journey to the heavenly home.
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Urbané and His Friends: Familiar Talks on Subjects Relating to the Spiritual Life
Pastoral conversations guiding Christians to deeper Bible study, prayer, and personal holiness. Emphasizes the real indwelling of Christ as the basis of sanctification and joy.
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Religious Poems
19th-century collection of Christian devotional poems focused on prayer, suffering, pilgrimage, and longing for Christ. Themes include consolation, sanctification, and the way home in heaven.
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More Love to Thee, O Christ
1872 church hymnbook of Psalms and hymns with tunes for congregational worship. Includes sample hymn texts and motto from Colossians 3:16.
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Aunt Jane’s Hero
Aunt Jane's Hero: a moral novel where Aunt Jane guides Horace toward faith, prayer, self-denial and Christian character amid romance and worldly temptations.
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Stepping Heavenward
A devotional journal-novel by Elizabeth Prentiss following a young woman's spiritual growth amid family life and domestic duties. It emphasizes prayer, Bible reading, and yearning for deeper love of Christ.
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Little Lou’s Sayings and Doings
Mid-19th-century children's tale following baby Little Lou's visit to his grandmother's home—warm domestic scenes, family fuss, and gentle humor about infant life.
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The Flower of the Family: A Book for Girls
Victorian domestic novel for girls depicting family life, moral formation, and everyday Christian piety; stresses duty, sacrifice, and a young girl's desire for true faith.
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Little Susy’s Little Servants
A 19th-century children's story introducing Little Susy's 'little servants'—her senses—through playful vignettes that teach appreciation for creation and family.
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Henry and Bessie; or, What They Did in the Country
Children's story: Henry and Bessie move from New York to the country, exploring orchards, household life, and simple adventures. Warm, domestic scenes of childhood play.
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“And So They Wrap It Up”: A Sermon
Pieces on pastoral visiting and a sermon ("And So They Wrap It Up") about conscience and hypocrisy. Sinners cloak sin with excuses and respectability; the gospel must expose and renew the conscience.
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Preacher, Pastor and Man
Survey of the evangelistic movement with practical counsel for ministers. Emphasizes transitive preaching, engaging prayer meetings, prudent pastoral visiting, and pastoral character.
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Given to Christ, and Other Sermons
Preface and biographical sketch of John W. Pratt, D.D., recounting his life, ministry, teaching, Calvinist convictions, and influence as a preacher and educator.
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Will a Christian Rob God? Or, The Tithe the Minimum of the Christian’s Oblations
Argues the church and ministry must be materially supported by Gospel giving—tithes as the minimum—grounded in Moses' law and New Testament teaching (Paul and Christ).
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