Harvard Classics V.1
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Having finished our visit in these parts, we crossed the Sound from New London to Long Island, and taking some meetings on the island proceeded towards home, which we reached the 13th of seventh month, 1747, having rode about fifteen hun- dred miles, and sailed about one hundred and fifty.
In this journey, I may say in general, we were sometimes in much weakness, and labored under discouragements, and at other times, through the renewed manifestations of Divine love, we had seasons of refreshme...nt wherein the power of truth prevailed. We were taught by renewed experience to labor for an inward stillness; at no time to seek for words, but to live in the spirit of truth, and utter that to the people ? HC— Vol. 1 194 THE JOURNAI. OF JOHN WOOLMAN which truth opened in us. My beloved companion and I belonged both to one meeting, came forth in the ministry- near the same tim.e, and were inwardly united in the work.
He was about thirteen years older than I, bore the heaviest burden, and was an instrument of the greatest use.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Having finished our visit in these parts, we crossed the Sound from New London to Long Island, and taking some meetings on the island proceeded towards home, which we reached the 13th of seventh month, 1747, having rode about fifteen hun- dred miles, and sailed about one hundred and fifty.
In this journey, I may say in general, we were sometimes in much weakness, and labored under discouragements, and at other times, through the renewed manifestations of Divine love, we had seasons of refreshme...nt wherein the power of truth prevailed. We were taught by renewed experience to labor for an inward stillness; at no time to seek for words, but to live in the spirit of truth, and utter that to the people ? HC— Vol. 1 194 THE JOURNAI. OF JOHN WOOLMAN which truth opened in us. My beloved companion and I belonged both to one meeting, came forth in the ministry- near the same tim.e, and were inwardly united in the work.
He was about thirteen years older than I, bore the heaviest burden, and was an instrument of the greatest use.
What to read after Harvard Classics V.1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliot Charles William to read onlineMoreLess
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