Neville recalls being raised in a Christian household where grace was said at every meal, his mother invariably ending it with "For Jesus' sake, amen" - and nothing came of the prayers beyond the food itself.
Date (happened)
between 19 February 1905 and September 1922
unresolved
before 1956
bound · possible
Reasoning
Qualifying passage ids [527744] belong to telling lecture nids [1017]. Each listed lecture contributes the selected safe envelope year 1956 (MAX of its non-refuted delivery years); 1956 is the MIN across telling lectures.
between 19 February 1905 and September 1922
estimated · probable
Why
M7 dating pass (529; 525's readers, packet 035): its source passage 527744 does not exist on www: left off
Reasoning
Describes his family's grace-saying custom during his Barbados boyhood; the frame bounds that period to 1905-02-19..1922-09.
Told / reported
10 February 1956
stated · doubtful
24 June 1956
estimated
Why
Corrected telling date inherited from the carrier lecture's direct transcript dateline; older doubtful row retained append-only.
Reasoning
This telling is carried by lecture node 1017. Its transcript's recovered pre-strip chrome byline explicitly dates the lecture 1956-06-24 and is held at certain confidence; that direct page evidence supersedes for practical use, without deleting, the conflicting doubtful 1956-02-10 catalogue-derived told row.
Sources
Source
- By Water and By Blood ¶6 (Now, if you take it literally, as I have heard thousands of prayers in my own home. Raised in a Christian atmosphere, we said grace at meals and Mother invariably said it, and invariably ended with the words: “For Jesus’ sake, amen” – but nothing happene…)