Early Recollections And Life of Dr. James Still
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Like one of old, at this great mercy she was ready to exclaim, " Now lettcst thou thy servant depart in peace, for mine eyes have seen thy salvation, and in these latter days beheld the first fruits of my womb. * She claimed to be the mother of eighteen children.
On Easter Sunday morning she seemed to be in her usual health, ate a hearty breakfast, and also dinner. Before night she seemed to lose all self-power or control, and we had to help her up-stairs to bed. The power of speech left her, a...nd being asked as to her feelings, whether she was suffering pain or distress of any kind, she in formed us that she was not, and that she wanted I0 8 EARLY RECOLLECTIONS AND nothing. She seemed perfectly clear in this condi tion, and remained so several days. Fearing her end was drawing nigh, I wrote to all of the broth ers and sisters, telling them that if they wanted to see their mother again whilst alive they must come without delay. This they all did, with one excep tion.
By this time she had regained her speech suffi ciently to talk with them, and to let them know that death was no terror to her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Like one of old, at this great mercy she was ready to exclaim, " Now lettcst thou thy servant depart in peace, for mine eyes have seen thy salvation, and in these latter days beheld the first fruits of my womb. * She claimed to be the mother of eighteen children.
On Easter Sunday morning she seemed to be in her usual health, ate a hearty breakfast, and also dinner. Before night she seemed to lose all self-power or control, and we had to help her up-stairs to bed. The power of speech left her, a...nd being asked as to her feelings, whether she was suffering pain or distress of any kind, she in formed us that she was not, and that she wanted I0 8 EARLY RECOLLECTIONS AND nothing. She seemed perfectly clear in this condi tion, and remained so several days. Fearing her end was drawing nigh, I wrote to all of the broth ers and sisters, telling them that if they wanted to see their mother again whilst alive they must come without delay. This they all did, with one excep tion.
By this time she had regained her speech suffi ciently to talk with them, and to let them know that death was no terror to her.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Still to read onlineMoreLess
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