Elizabeth Fry
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After shehad done all that she judged it to be her duty to do, she humbly andtearfully acknowledged herself to be one of the Lord's most"unprofitable servants. " It would be useless to endeavor to measure sucha life by any rules of worldly polity or fashions. An extract writtenat this time, relative to the welfare and treatment of servants, may beof use in showing how she permitted her sound sense and practical dailypiety to decide for her in emergencies and anxieties growing out of the"mistres...s and servant" question. "At this time there is no set of peopleI feel so much about as servants; as I do not think they have generallyjustice done to them. They are too much considered as another race ofbeings, and we are apt to forget that the holy injunction holds goodwith them: 'As ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so tothem. ' I believe in striving to do so we shall not take them out oftheir station in life, but endeavor to render them happy and contentedin it, and be truly their friends, though not their familiars or equals, as to the things of this life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After shehad done all that she judged it to be her duty to do, she humbly andtearfully acknowledged herself to be one of the Lord's most"unprofitable servants. " It would be useless to endeavor to measure sucha life by any rules of worldly polity or fashions. An extract writtenat this time, relative to the welfare and treatment of servants, may beof use in showing how she permitted her sound sense and practical dailypiety to decide for her in emergencies and anxieties growing out of the"mistres...s and servant" question. "At this time there is no set of peopleI feel so much about as servants; as I do not think they have generallyjustice done to them. They are too much considered as another race ofbeings, and we are apt to forget that the holy injunction holds goodwith them: 'As ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so tothem. ' I believe in striving to do so we shall not take them out oftheir station in life, but endeavor to render them happy and contentedin it, and be truly their friends, though not their familiars or equals, as to the things of this life.
What to read after Elizabeth Fry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs E R Pitman to read onlineMoreLess
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