George Müller of Bristol
George Müller of Bristol
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"_ Many of the dear orphans--as when the first Mrs. Muller died--wrote, asking that they might contribute toward the erection of a monument tothe memory of their beloved benefactor. Already one dear young servanthad gathered, for the purpose, over twenty pounds. In conformity withthe known wishes of his father-in-law that only the simplest headstonebe placed over his remains, Mr. Wright thought necessary to check theinflow of such gifts, the sum in hand being quite sufficient.
Further urgent ap...peals were made both from British and American friends, for the erection of some statue or other large visible monument ormemorial, and in these appeals the local newspapers united. At lengthprivate letters led Mr. Wright to communicate with the public press, asthe best way at once to silence these appeals and express the ground ofrejecting such proposals. He wrote as follows: "You ask me, as one long and closely associated with the late Mr. GeorgeMuller, to say what I think would be most in accordance with his ownwishes as a fitting memorial of himself.
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"_ Many of the dear orphans--as when the first Mrs. Muller died--wrote, asking that they might contribute toward the erection of a monument tothe memory of their beloved benefactor. Already one dear young servanthad gathered, for the purpose, over twenty pounds. In conformity withthe known wishes of his father-in-law that only the simplest headstonebe placed over his remains, Mr. Wright thought necessary to check theinflow of such gifts, the sum in hand being quite sufficient.
Further urgent ap...peals were made both from British and American friends, for the erection of some statue or other large visible monument ormemorial, and in these appeals the local newspapers united. At lengthprivate letters led Mr. Wright to communicate with the public press, asthe best way at once to silence these appeals and express the ground ofrejecting such proposals. He wrote as follows: "You ask me, as one long and closely associated with the late Mr. GeorgeMuller, to say what I think would be most in accordance with his ownwishes as a fitting memorial of himself.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pierson, Arthur T. (Arthur Tappan), 1837-1911 to read onlineMoreLess
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