Girls: Faults And Ideals
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Many of them have refused brilliant offers ofmarriage that they might remain at home to be the shield and comfort andstay of parents growing feeble and needing their gentle care. Hundredsmore there are who have hidden away their own heart-hunger that theydevote their lives to good deeds for Christ and for humanity.
Florence Nightingale denied herself the joy and sweetness of weddedhappiness, and gave her life to service in army hospitals, carrying towounded and weary men the blessing of her kin...dly ministry, instead ofshutting it up within the walls of a home of her own. And "Sister Dora, "who wrought with such brave spirit in English perl-houses, "whosestory is as a helpful evangel, was the bride of the world's sorrowonly. " Every community has its own examples of those whose hands havenot felt the pressure of the wedding-ring because home loved ones seemedto need their affection and their service. We ought to honor theseunmarried women. Many of them are the true heroines, the real sistersof mercy, of the communities where they live.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many of them have refused brilliant offers ofmarriage that they might remain at home to be the shield and comfort andstay of parents growing feeble and needing their gentle care. Hundredsmore there are who have hidden away their own heart-hunger that theydevote their lives to good deeds for Christ and for humanity.
Florence Nightingale denied herself the joy and sweetness of weddedhappiness, and gave her life to service in army hospitals, carrying towounded and weary men the blessing of her kin...dly ministry, instead ofshutting it up within the walls of a home of her own. And "Sister Dora, "who wrought with such brave spirit in English perl-houses, "whosestory is as a helpful evangel, was the bride of the world's sorrowonly. " Every community has its own examples of those whose hands havenot felt the pressure of the wedding-ring because home loved ones seemedto need their affection and their service. We ought to honor theseunmarried women. Many of them are the true heroines, the real sistersof mercy, of the communities where they live.
What to read after Girls: Faults And Ideals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller James Russell to read onlineMoreLess
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