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Yes. Section 15 was the most exciting chapter so far. I do wonder if there are still S.A. shelters and work places like that. It wasn't crystal clear to me from the text, but I hope my impression that they would give the people who came to the shelter a meal, a wash and a night's sleep before putting them to work is accurate; besides the unkindness of not doing so, a famished, exhausted person couldn't do much and certainly not very good work.
Pattymarie
You're absolutely correct - - - and the General is very quick to point out exactly that fact. He makes a point of stressing a good meal, a good night's rest and a thorough wash ALL happen before any labor is expected. Section 16 adds to the excitement.
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I've long considered the Salvation Army one of the best charities but became particularly interested in it after stumbling into a project here recording one of Samuel Logan Brengle's books on holiness. I've hung on as dpl for several more of his and then those by or about the General and Catherine Booth.
If this message system allowed attachments I'd attach a photo of the S.A. band that drove up in a flatbed truck, piled out and performed several worship songs in front of the Roman Catholic church directly across from the restaurant where I was having a mid-afternoon lunch in Alnmouth, on the coast of Northumberland in August 2018. They played beautifully and spiritedly, and I dashed out to sing along with them and give a contribution to a woman who was there to collect. When the waitress followed me out remonstrating that my lunch was getting cold, the S. A. lady agreed that I ought to go back inside and eat, but I kept singing at the table thinking the words to the modern song "Light of the World (you stepped down into darkness)" and the classic "Be Thou My Vision" would bless someone even though my singing might annoy some fellow diners. As she and her husband left before I finished my lunch, the woman I had thought most likely to be annoyed stopped to thank me; "I love that song ("Light of the World")," she said as they passed my table.
If this message system allowed attachments I'd attach a photo of the S.A. band that drove up in a flatbed truck, piled out and performed several worship songs in front of the Roman Catholic church directly across from the restaurant where I was having a mid-afternoon lunch in Alnmouth, on the coast of Northumberland in August 2018. They played beautifully and spiritedly, and I dashed out to sing along with them and give a contribution to a woman who was there to collect. When the waitress followed me out remonstrating that my lunch was getting cold, the S. A. lady agreed that I ought to go back inside and eat, but I kept singing at the table thinking the words to the modern song "Light of the World (you stepped down into darkness)" and the classic "Be Thou My Vision" would bless someone even though my singing might annoy some fellow diners. As she and her husband left before I finished my lunch, the woman I had thought most likely to be annoyed stopped to thank me; "I love that song ("Light of the World")," she said as they passed my table.
Pattymarie
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Section 17 --- The Household Salvage Brigade - - - - - Length 29:13
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Section 17 --- The Household Salvage Brigade - - - - - Length 29:13
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Section 18 --- To the Country! The Farm Colony - - - - - Length 32:56
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Section 18 --- To the Country! The Farm Colony - - - - - Length 32:56
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Section 19 --- The Industrial Village - - - - - - - Length 14:33
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Section 19 --- The Industrial Village - - - - - - - Length 14:33
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Section 20 --- Agricultural Villages - - - - - - Length 4:48
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Section 20 --- Agricultural Villages - - - - - - Length 4:48
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I've got 19 and 20, Tom. It's been a busy weekend, but I'll get to them.
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Section 21 --- New Britain – The Colony Over-Sea - - - - - Length 18:50
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Section 21 --- New Britain – The Colony Over-Sea - - - - - Length 18:50
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Sections 19, 20 and 21 are PL OK.
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Section 22 --- Universal Emigration - - - - - Length 12:53
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Section 22 --- Universal Emigration - - - - - Length 12:53
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Section 22 PL Notes:
About 4:51: piece/pieces in the sentence " It will resemble nothing so much as the unmooring of a little piece of England, and towing it across the sea to find a safe anchorage in a sunnier clime."
About 4:51: piece/pieces in the sentence " It will resemble nothing so much as the unmooring of a little piece of England, and towing it across the sea to find a safe anchorage in a sunnier clime."
Pattymarie
Thought for sure I had taken care of that one Oh well - - - that's why I've got your "magic ear "pattymarie wrote: ↑November 4th, 2019, 4:24 pm Section 22 PL Notes:
About 4:51: piece/pieces in the sentence " It will resemble nothing so much as the unmooring of a little piece of England, and towing it across the sea to find a safe anchorage in a sunnier clime."
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