A History of the British And Foreign Bible Society
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Lars Hsetta (eighteen) was spared and sent to penal servitude for life. In the House of Correction at Christiania Hsetta endeavoured to eipiate the crimes of his misguided youth by translating the Bible into his mother tMgue. — See Tromholt, Under the Rays of the Aurora Borealis.
232 DENMARK AND SCANDINAVIA ['834- and the agency exceeded the million. At the anniversary meeting of the Swedish Society King Oscar and his four sons were present, and the great hall, capable of holding 900 people, wa...s completely filled. The proceedings lasted three and a half hours, but his Majesty remained till the close, examined the various editions of the Swedish Scriptures, and was much pleased with the version of St Luke for the blind. The Swedish Bible Society had circulated from the beginning 150,328 Bibles and 488,099 Testaments — 638,427 copies ; the Stockholm Agency, 103,319 Bibles and 313,341 Testaments — 416,660 copi^ ; an aggregate of 1,055,087. ' The prolonged illness and death of Mr Keyser, the old and devoted secretary of the agency, entailed a period of confusion and inaction ; but in the summer of 1853 Mr Knolleke, the Assistant Foreign Secretary at Earl Street, visited Stockholm, where he received a cordial wjelcome from Count Snoilsky, the treasurer of the Swedish Society, and other influential members.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lars Hsetta (eighteen) was spared and sent to penal servitude for life. In the House of Correction at Christiania Hsetta endeavoured to eipiate the crimes of his misguided youth by translating the Bible into his mother tMgue. — See Tromholt, Under the Rays of the Aurora Borealis.
232 DENMARK AND SCANDINAVIA ['834- and the agency exceeded the million. At the anniversary meeting of the Swedish Society King Oscar and his four sons were present, and the great hall, capable of holding 900 people, wa...s completely filled. The proceedings lasted three and a half hours, but his Majesty remained till the close, examined the various editions of the Swedish Scriptures, and was much pleased with the version of St Luke for the blind. The Swedish Bible Society had circulated from the beginning 150,328 Bibles and 488,099 Testaments — 638,427 copies ; the Stockholm Agency, 103,319 Bibles and 313,341 Testaments — 416,660 copi^ ; an aggregate of 1,055,087. ' The prolonged illness and death of Mr Keyser, the old and devoted secretary of the agency, entailed a period of confusion and inaction ; but in the summer of 1853 Mr Knolleke, the Assistant Foreign Secretary at Earl Street, visited Stockholm, where he received a cordial wjelcome from Count Snoilsky, the treasurer of the Swedish Society, and other influential members.
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