Glenwood Or the Parish Farm
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I know that you would be happy in heaven ; but you are happy here. It would give you much joy to clasp to your heart our lost ones, who will be glad to see their dear mother again. But they need you not, as your earthly children do. You must not give up all hope of regaining your health. I shall be so lonely when you are gone ! " ' ' Your words, my dear, make me happy, and they make me sad. I have earnestly prayed that health might be restored to me, for your sake, and for the sake of my chil- ...dren ; but I have tried to feel that, if the cup may not pass from me, I would drink it without a murmur ; and you must feel the same. If I may not remain with you, it will not be long before you will come to me. Then be reconciled, my own, and we will both pray that I may live for many years. " " And may our prayers be answered ! But do not give yourself pain in relation to me, dearest ; for I will bear up bravely, however great my trials. " " I am thankful to hear you say so ; for God is ever good, and we should not murmur, though his providence may seem strange and mysterious to us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I know that you would be happy in heaven ; but you are happy here. It would give you much joy to clasp to your heart our lost ones, who will be glad to see their dear mother again. But they need you not, as your earthly children do. You must not give up all hope of regaining your health. I shall be so lonely when you are gone ! " ' ' Your words, my dear, make me happy, and they make me sad. I have earnestly prayed that health might be restored to me, for your sake, and for the sake of my chil- ...dren ; but I have tried to feel that, if the cup may not pass from me, I would drink it without a murmur ; and you must feel the same. If I may not remain with you, it will not be long before you will come to me. Then be reconciled, my own, and we will both pray that I may live for many years. " " And may our prayers be answered ! But do not give yourself pain in relation to me, dearest ; for I will bear up bravely, however great my trials. " " I am thankful to hear you say so ; for God is ever good, and we should not murmur, though his providence may seem strange and mysterious to us.
What to read after Glenwood Or the Parish Farm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William G Cambridge to read onlineMoreLess
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