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FATHER AND MOTHER MERRILL.—Page 11.

Prize Series of ILLUSTRATED BOOKS for the FAMILY for the S. SCHOOL $500 $500 FATHER MERRILL. ISRAEL P. WARREN, BOSTON.
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FATHER MERRILL.

True godliness is rarest grace And rarest honor given; The life that is it glorifies, The life to come makes heaven. BY

MARY DWINELL CHELLIS,

AUTHOR OF "DEACON SIMS' PRAYERS," "MOLLY'S BIBLE," "EFFIE WINGATE'S WORK," ETC.

PUBLISHED BY ISRAEL P. WARREN, 52 WASHINGTON STREET,
BOSTON.

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Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1872, BY ISRAEL P. WARREN In the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington. Stereotyped at the Boston Stereotype Foundry, 19 Spring Lane.

AWARD OF PREMIUM.

The undersigned, appointed a committee to award the Premium of $500 offered by Rev. I. P. WARREN, D. D., "for the best manuscript for a Sunday School Book," have examined the manuscripts submitted to us for that purpose, and are unanimously of the opinion that the one entitled "FATHER MERRILL" is deserving of that distinction, and we accordingly award to it said premium.

We regard this story as eminently natural and well told. Its characters are distinctly portrayed, so that they stand out in the memory like real individuals to whom we have been introduced, and with whom we have had acquaintance. The character of Father Merrill himself is delightfully drawn, and discloses a very lovely and practical form of every-day religion, exhibiting itself in the ordinary intercourse and business of life without cant or even demonstration,—the very beauty of holiness.

It is an uncommonly sensible and admirable book, interesting enough to win the younger readers, and profound enough to instruct and bless the oldest.

I. N. TARBOX,

B. K. PEIRCE,

S. G. ASHTON,

Committee.

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CONTENTS.

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