A Press Association message from Melbourne states that the Mongolia’s New Zealand passengers include Miss Gifford and Messrs Vernon, Langdon, and Veall. Whatever the size of the habitation, it is too small for some to dwell in. Ho that fears not the future may enjoy the present. Men are all mosaics of other men. Whatever the size of the habitation, it is too small for some to dwell content in. We are not here to do what is easiest and most pleasant, but to make Jess hard the path for the forsaken. The sale of the English Bible makes the combined sales of the year’s best six sellers look a puny thing. The men who read it read stories thirty centuries old and more; they read the thoughts of men who lived thousands of years ago; they read because they believe in it, because they hare found its teachings sound, because man is always most interested in man’s destiny here and hereafter.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8612, 24 December 1913, Page 8
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