The Archive · 1932

A Jewish View

To, the Editor of the "NontH-Cuiwa Dairy News. best seller of all the books that

the Bible "has dominated men's are published. For countless ages minds and thoughts and. created real and lasting literature for the world's immortals, Instances may be multiplied but let this one alone suffice, John Ruskin tells us how his mother had forced him asa child to learn long chapters of the Bible by heart, as well as to read it every syllable through, aloud, hard names and all, about' once a year. "To. that—discipline," favourably" with "the im the formation of a convention of iported To publish such an offer in London knowledge of the Bible.

Kraftpaper makers in Scandinavia, article, and since the local article adds, "owe not only. a knowledge is one thing; to broadcast it over know it the report has it, however, that not can be' made at a comparatively low of the book, but much of my general China quite another. prices it will make the import of 'There were that one ¢hing certain, all makers are' included in this the Universitign in India, power of taking pains, and. the this article from abroad. more leven Shanghai papers so lacking Dest part of my taste in' literature, convention. While members of the ible is not taught kind that the difficult. in a sense of responsibility that Once' knowing. the thirty-second of they, printed next day my table students have been able to appre-Deuteronomy, the 119th Psalm, ete, thanking the "Daily Mail," but ciate and imbibe art and

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