The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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 who knew nothing of chemistry, and who retained the secret of her formula, were shipped everywhere—to South America, Europe, even to Africa. Naturally the returns were very great. The little factory grew into a big one. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson have long since retired from active business, but are still hale and strong. Needless to say, they have been able to live peaceably and comfortably from the rich harvest they were able to reap from their perseverance, diligence, faith and obedience. who knew nothing of chemistry, and who retained the secret of her formula, were shipped everywhere—to South America, Europe, even to Africa. Naturally the returns were very great. The little factory grew into a big one. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson have long since retired from active business, but are still hale and strong. Needless to say, they have been able to live peaceably and comfortably from the rich harvest they were able to reap from their perseverance, diligence, faith and obedience.
  
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 At noon, while all the machinery was running at full power, the little one came joyously through the front door of the factory, jumping a rope. Instantly the rope was caught by a huge piece of machinery and the child was being drawn into a part of it that would have crushed her to atoms. The mother saw, but was too far away to reach the child. One girl, whom Mrs. Anderson refers to as “Jennie,” was near enough, and acting according to the morning’s instructions, was watching Alphild as she came through the door; she saw the rope was caught, saw the child clinging to it, saw the great machinery ready to crush out her life in another second. Because of the warning, she had the presence of mind to act; she grabbed the little girl by the shoulders and At noon, while all the machinery was running at full power, the little one came joyously through the front door of the factory, jumping a rope. Instantly the rope was caught by a huge piece of machinery and the child was being drawn into a part of it that would have crushed her to atoms. The mother saw, but was too far away to reach the child. One girl, whom Mrs. Anderson refers to as “Jennie,” was near enough, and acting according to the morning’s instructions, was watching Alphild as she came through the door; she saw the rope was caught, saw the child clinging to it, saw the great machinery ready to crush out her life in another second. Because of the warning, she had the presence of mind to act; she grabbed the little girl by the shoulders and
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