Coalville Times | 1903-08-14 | Page 7 | The Word Was Familiar |

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Date	1903-08-14
Paper	Coalville Times
Language	eng
City	Coalville
County	Summit
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Article Title	The Word Was Familiar
Type	article
Date	1903-08-14
Paper	Coalville Times
Language	eng
City	Coalville
County	Summit
Page	7
OCR Text	Show 1 HE WORD WAS FAMILIAR. enolar Naturally Misled by Modern Slang Term. A Went Philadelphia Sunday school teacher linn a clans of a doren small "kits, ranging In their agea from to S eaia. Not long ago the lesson was from tho twenty-second chapter of tlenesls, upon the temptation of Ahra nam to offer Isnac for a sacrifice. The teacher told them In aa simple language lan-guage as posjdble the aloty of the go-ng go-ng Into the mountain and the preparation prepara-tion for the sai rin e. and when all was ready ahe explained that Abraham saw a kid caught In the hushea 'end took that and killed It. There waa an awed silence for a moment when she had fin Ished. and then one utile lad gasped, with eyes wide with horror: "A kid!' What a horn'
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