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Slide set: Wee Davie (service of song: Bamforth & Co., 42 slides, 1899)

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Slide 1**
Intro. with Title
Slide 2**
Could venture from one chair to another. Wee Davie could now walk
Slide 3
He wielded the hammer and made it ring the music of hard work
Slide 4
Meeting a few companions, 'just in a friendly way' at the public-house
Slide 5**
His father lifting him up made him stand on his knee
Slide 6**
'It's done!' he said, as he put his child down
Slide 7**
Looking up, he said, 'Thank God I am a free man'
Slide 8**
'I havena been what ye ma ca' a drunkard' he said, 'but'
Slide 9**
'Wee Davie' was also a promoter of social intercourse
Slide 10**
The old man took him on his knee
Slide 11**
Opposite to William Thorburn's door, lived an old soldier, a pensioner
Slide 12**
Wee Davie won over the old soldier also who took him on his knee
Slide 13**
At the smith's fireside he told such stories of his battles as fired the smith's enthusiasm
Slide 14**
She went upstairs to visit Mrs Ferguson
Slide 15**
Absorbed in the rays of the bright light, 'Wee Davie'
Slide 16**
His mother nursed him on her knee, and they were very anxious about him
Slide 17**
What lessons of self-sacrificing love was she taught by her little sufferer?
Slide 18**
The physician pronounced it 'a bad case, very serious case'
Slide 19
He put on his coat and stalked out of the smithy
Slide 20**
The minister was standing beside the cot of Wee Davie
Slide 21**
He heard with patience and attention all that Jeanie said
Slide 22**
William and Jeanie listened attentively to the minister
Slide 23**
As I see Him taking up little children into His loving arms
Slide 24**
The love He expressed in the giving up His life for sinners
Slide 25**
No man ever loved as Jesus Christ did
Slide 26**
Pointing to the child, he said, 'God never leaves himself without a witness'
Slide 27**
He poured forth a simple, loving, and sympathising prayer
Slide 28**
'I am glad that man came to our house, Janie,' he said
Slide 29**
'Do you know how they are?' asked the old soldier in a low voice
Slide 30**
They found Jeanie busy about her home, and William sitting on a chair
Slide 31**
He took the cloth off the boy's face in silence
Slide 32**
The old man opened the Bible and began to read
Slide 33**
His very silence was eloquent affection
Slide 34**
'Depend upon it, every true prayer is heard and answered by Him,' he replied
Slide 35**
They sat together in deep silence
Slide 36**
The smith did what he never did before. He opened the Bible and read aloud
Slide 37**
She arranged with care the white garments in which her boy was dressed
Slide 38**
As they gazed in silence, side by side, the smith felt his hand gently seized
Slide 39**
For the first time in his life he asked his wife to kneel down and join with him in prayer
Slide 40**
All assembled knelt while the minister offered prayer
Slide 41**
A flood of light steeped in glory a neighbouring range of hills
Slide 42**
William gently seized the spade, and went carefully over the green turf again
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Catalogue entries (5)
1905
Catalogue of optical lantern slides (Bradford: Riley Brothers, 1905), 246
1909
Descriptive catalogue of lantern slides: available for hire or purchase (London: Walter Tyler, 1909), 688
1909
Lantern slide catalogue (Glasgow: J. Lizars, 1909), 81
1910
A detailed catalogue of photographic lantern slides, life models &c. (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1910), 208-209
c.1913
Catalogue of lanterns, slides and accessories (London: J.W. Butcher, c.1913), 274-275
Lucerna ID  3001480

Record created by Richard Crangle. Last updated 4 January 2022

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