Elizabeth Lownes Rust
Elizabeth Lownes Rust
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I am trying so Cl^abett) ilotonca Huge 31 hard to save my life, when I should be willing and glad to lose it. My eyes are turned toward the 'everlasting morning. ' I receive gladly the bene- diction of service yet a little longer. I ask God continually, if my services are needed, to heal, and keep, and use me. " "I am too tired most of the time to think intelli- gently ; but I appreciate and I am so thankful when a day comes like to-day, that I can get through many letters, business of the soci...ety — a good, long dicta- tion. " "I have for some time felt so sure that relief would come that I have not made an iota of change in my work these last days, though the doctor said I had reached the 'last stage' of the disease. This morning I gave four hours' dictation, and have been busy this afternoon, and with a light heart have done my work, singing praises all the time. " "My faith takes hold of the promises. " Does not the power of Christ shine through these words ? Do you not catch the note of triumph as she steps into the presence of the King?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am trying so Cl^abett) ilotonca Huge 31 hard to save my life, when I should be willing and glad to lose it. My eyes are turned toward the 'everlasting morning. ' I receive gladly the bene- diction of service yet a little longer. I ask God continually, if my services are needed, to heal, and keep, and use me. " "I am too tired most of the time to think intelli- gently ; but I appreciate and I am so thankful when a day comes like to-day, that I can get through many letters, business of the soci...ety — a good, long dicta- tion. " "I have for some time felt so sure that relief would come that I have not made an iota of change in my work these last days, though the doctor said I had reached the 'last stage' of the disease. This morning I gave four hours' dictation, and have been busy this afternoon, and with a light heart have done my work, singing praises all the time. " "My faith takes hold of the promises. " Does not the power of Christ shine through these words ? Do you not catch the note of triumph as she steps into the presence of the King?
What to read after Elizabeth Lownes Rust?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Haven Thirkield to read onlineMoreLess
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