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Your dear mother is overcome with joy, and is gone, I believe, to the Throne, to pour out her thanksgiving on your account.
To your brother, for his kindness to you, our obligations are great ; but it is not a painful feeling to be under obligations to a dutiful son. Write often, and fully, and frankly, to your affectionate father." The last letters to this son which we shall lay before the reader, were written while he was LETTERS TO HIS SON ALEXANDER. 441 labouring under that illness which br...ought him to the grave. There is something very solemn in the tenderness which they breathe ; and bitter as the disappointment of his hopes as to his son's long and honourable course in the ministry must have been, he bore it with entire submission.
How beautiful is the allusion in the first letter to his own infirmity ! — and how affecting was the thought, that he was his companion in tribula- tion, and in the kingdom and patience of Jesus Christ!
" Salisbury Place, July 19, 1823.
" My dear Alexander, " I am longing to hear from yourself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your dear mother is overcome with joy, and is gone, I believe, to the Throne, to pour out her thanksgiving on your account.
To your brother, for his kindness to you, our obligations are great ; but it is not a painful feeling to be under obligations to a dutiful son. Write often, and fully, and frankly, to your affectionate father." The last letters to this son which we shall lay before the reader, were written while he was LETTERS TO HIS SON ALEXANDER. 441 labouring under that illness which br...ought him to the grave. There is something very solemn in the tenderness which they breathe ; and bitter as the disappointment of his hopes as to his son's long and honourable course in the ministry must have been, he bore it with entire submission.
How beautiful is the allusion in the first letter to his own infirmity ! — and how affecting was the thought, that he was his companion in tribula- tion, and in the kingdom and patience of Jesus Christ!
" Salisbury Place, July 19, 1823.
" My dear Alexander, " I am longing to hear from yourself.
What to read after A Memoir of the Reverend Alexander Waugh, With Selections From His ... Correspondence, Pulpit Recollections, &c. ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hay James to read onlineMoreLess
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