In Simpkinsville; Character Tales
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Summer waned and went out, and September came in — September, hot and murky and short of breath, as one ill of heart-failure. Even the prayer-meeting women who had taken up Miss 130 IS SIMPKIKSVILLB Mary Ellen's case in strong faith, determined not to let it go, were growing faint of heart nnder the combined pressure of disappointed hope and the summer's weight. The poor object of their prayers, instead of seeming in any wise improved, grew rather more wan and weary as time wore on. Indeed, she... sometimes appeared definitely worse, and would often draw rein in the public road to lift the doll from her lap and discuss her anxieties concerning it with any pass- ing acquaintance, or even on occasion to exult in a fancied improvement.
This was a thing she had never done before the women began to pray, and it took a generous dispensation of faith to enable them to continue steadfast in the face of such discouragement.
But, as is sometimes the case, greater faith came from the greater nejed, and the prayer-meeting grew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Summer waned and went out, and September came in — September, hot and murky and short of breath, as one ill of heart-failure. Even the prayer-meeting women who had taken up Miss 130 IS SIMPKIKSVILLB Mary Ellen's case in strong faith, determined not to let it go, were growing faint of heart nnder the combined pressure of disappointed hope and the summer's weight. The poor object of their prayers, instead of seeming in any wise improved, grew rather more wan and weary as time wore on. Indeed, she... sometimes appeared definitely worse, and would often draw rein in the public road to lift the doll from her lap and discuss her anxieties concerning it with any pass- ing acquaintance, or even on occasion to exult in a fancied improvement.
This was a thing she had never done before the women began to pray, and it took a generous dispensation of faith to enable them to continue steadfast in the face of such discouragement.
But, as is sometimes the case, greater faith came from the greater nejed, and the prayer-meeting grew.
What to read after In Simpkinsville; Character Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stuart, Ruth Mcenery, 1856-1917 to read onlineMoreLess
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