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The Sky Pilot

CHAPTER XIV
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In church matters he had no dealings with the Samaritans from the hills, and while, in their unregenerate condition, they might be regarded as suitable objects of missionary effort, as to their having any part in the direction, much less control, of the church policy--from such a notion Robbie was delivered by his loyal adherence to the scriptural injunction that he should not cast pearls before swine.
The Pilot, though surprised to see Bill and the cattle men, was none the less delighted, and faced the meeting with more confidence.

He stated the question for discussion: Should a church building be erected this summer in Swan Creek?
and he put his case well.

He showed the need of a church for the sake of the congregation, for the sake of the men in the district, the families growing up, the incoming settlers, and for the sake of the country and its future.

He called upon all who loved their church and their country to unite in this effort.

It was an enthusiastic appeal and all the women and some of the men were at once upon his side.
Then followed dead, solemn silence.


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