How to Live : a Memorial of a Christian Centenarian : a Discourse Preached Sabbath, December 23, 1855, At the Funeral of Mrs. Rebecca Bowers, of Middle Haddam, Conn.
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13 I would give it all for one more day. I am taking a leap into the dark." Come, proud, wretched infidel, Rebecca Bowers can tell you, from her primer and her heart, how to live and how to die.
If, as we trust she was, a humble and contrite believer in Jesus, the crown of her hoary head was nobler than diadems of earthly royalty. Can ambition ask more than to be a son or daughter of the Lord Almighty? Come then, chil- dren of the Highland pilgrim, gather from your many dwellings, by these ance...stral seats, or by northern lake, or southern gulf, or by the great river, or great ocean of the west; return to that old abode where your fathers prayed, and learn from them the true duty, the true wisdom, the true dignity, the true success, the true happiness, the true destiny of life. Behold the men, your venerable patriarchs, each with a crown of ninety years upon his head. Hear them, with uncovered head and reverent heart ; hear them, for "being dead they yet speak." "Children of ages to come!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
13 I would give it all for one more day. I am taking a leap into the dark." Come, proud, wretched infidel, Rebecca Bowers can tell you, from her primer and her heart, how to live and how to die.
If, as we trust she was, a humble and contrite believer in Jesus, the crown of her hoary head was nobler than diadems of earthly royalty. Can ambition ask more than to be a son or daughter of the Lord Almighty? Come then, chil- dren of the Highland pilgrim, gather from your many dwellings, by these ance...stral seats, or by northern lake, or southern gulf, or by the great river, or great ocean of the west; return to that old abode where your fathers prayed, and learn from them the true duty, the true wisdom, the true dignity, the true success, the true happiness, the true destiny of life. Behold the men, your venerable patriarchs, each with a crown of ninety years upon his head. Hear them, with uncovered head and reverent heart ; hear them, for "being dead they yet speak." "Children of ages to come!
What to read after How to Live : a Memorial of a Christian Centenarian : a Discourse Preached Sabbath, December 23, 1855, At the Funeral of Mrs. Rebecca Bowers, of Middle Haddam, Conn.?
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