Addresses On Notable Occasions
Addresses On Notable Occasions
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" I said, as I lifted her up : ''I can not save him. " As I went up by the side of the bed, the man sprang up and threw the stump of his arm about my neck and said: '^O, sir, what shall I do? It is so dark and everything whirls so. I can't die this way. " I laid him back on the bed and said: ^'Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved. " He sprang up and shook his hand and the stump of his arm at me and said: "Do n't you tell me that. Here I am fifty years old, crystallized in s...in, and have only an hour or two to live. You can't make me over in an hour. " There was my geology of character, face to face with me. I waited. Another spasm took him and he cried out again: ''What shall I do? I can't 155 ADDRESSES ON NOTABLE OCCASIONS die this way. " I said: ''Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved. " Again he said: "Don't you tell me that;" and I waited. We teetered over that single passage for nearly two hours. I gave him nothing else. At last, fearing he would go soon, I said: "Believe, and do n't you dare to tell me no.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I said, as I lifted her up : ''I can not save him. " As I went up by the side of the bed, the man sprang up and threw the stump of his arm about my neck and said: '^O, sir, what shall I do? It is so dark and everything whirls so. I can't die this way. " I laid him back on the bed and said: ^'Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved. " He sprang up and shook his hand and the stump of his arm at me and said: "Do n't you tell me that. Here I am fifty years old, crystallized in s...in, and have only an hour or two to live. You can't make me over in an hour. " There was my geology of character, face to face with me. I waited. Another spasm took him and he cried out again: ''What shall I do? I can't 155 ADDRESSES ON NOTABLE OCCASIONS die this way. " I said: ''Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved. " Again he said: "Don't you tell me that;" and I waited. We teetered over that single passage for nearly two hours. I gave him nothing else. At last, fearing he would go soon, I said: "Believe, and do n't you dare to tell me no.
What to read after Addresses On Notable Occasions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fowler, Charles Henry, 1837-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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