A Memorial to Eldress Anna White And Elder Daniel Offord
A Memorial to Eldress Anna White And Elder Daniel Offord
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" Il6 Eldress Anna White. ■| . . .. Fi . Luiie There is much wisdom embodied in the above lines. Adams, the real conscious inmost, as a spirit, was very well; the spirit is never sick. It is the undying God- Principle within the human form. And this forcibly reminds me of the meeting of dear Eldress Anna White the last time. She was well — quite well and very cheer- ful ; her eye was bright, her nerve steady, her voice clear and her mental faculties brilliant as when I first met her in that lov...ely Mount Zion Shaker Home. This was something like a quarter of a century ago when I first met her in company with Elder Frederick Evans and other inspired souls. But the house, the frail tabernacle that she dwelt in when I last saw her, was much im- paired by a long life of service for others' good. This great, throbbing, selfish, material world has had but few such unselfish spiritual mothers, such spiritual sisters and beneficent friends as Eldress Anna. She seemed consciously and persistently to realize that, as she was to pass through this world but once, it was all- important that she should speak every good word, plan every good movement and perform every possible kind- ness now — now in the living present; and so her calm, sweet, pure life was a purposed and constant sacrifice for others' good.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Il6 Eldress Anna White. ■| . . .. Fi . Luiie There is much wisdom embodied in the above lines. Adams, the real conscious inmost, as a spirit, was very well; the spirit is never sick. It is the undying God- Principle within the human form. And this forcibly reminds me of the meeting of dear Eldress Anna White the last time. She was well — quite well and very cheer- ful ; her eye was bright, her nerve steady, her voice clear and her mental faculties brilliant as when I first met her in that lov...ely Mount Zion Shaker Home. This was something like a quarter of a century ago when I first met her in company with Elder Frederick Evans and other inspired souls. But the house, the frail tabernacle that she dwelt in when I last saw her, was much im- paired by a long life of service for others' good. This great, throbbing, selfish, material world has had but few such unselfish spiritual mothers, such spiritual sisters and beneficent friends as Eldress Anna. She seemed consciously and persistently to realize that, as she was to pass through this world but once, it was all- important that she should speak every good word, plan every good movement and perform every possible kind- ness now — now in the living present; and so her calm, sweet, pure life was a purposed and constant sacrifice for others' good.
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