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During our walk he told me he knew not how it 1 Pickard, Life, i. 2G2. \ REFORMER AND MAN OF LETTERS 183 was or why, but that his mind had been drawn into a deep and extraordinary exercise of sym- pathy with me ; that he had been sensible of a deep trial and exercise in my own mind ; that he had felt it so strongly that he could not rest easy without informing me of it, although he had heard nothing and seen nothing to produce this conviction in his mind. He felt desirous to offer me the langua...ge of encouragement, to urge me to put aside every weight that encumbers, and to look unto Him who was able to deliver from every trial. I confess I was startled. Firndy as I believed the Quaker doctrine on this subject, its personal ap])lication to myself in a manner so utterly inexplicable by merely human reasoning awed me. I said little to him, but enough to show him something of the state of my mind. Pray for me that I may not suffer this most evident day of the Lord's visitation to pass over and leave me as before.
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During our walk he told me he knew not how it 1 Pickard, Life, i. 2G2. \ REFORMER AND MAN OF LETTERS 183 was or why, but that his mind had been drawn into a deep and extraordinary exercise of sym- pathy with me ; that he had been sensible of a deep trial and exercise in my own mind ; that he had felt it so strongly that he could not rest easy without informing me of it, although he had heard nothing and seen nothing to produce this conviction in his mind. He felt desirous to offer me the langua...ge of encouragement, to urge me to put aside every weight that encumbers, and to look unto Him who was able to deliver from every trial. I confess I was startled. Firndy as I believed the Quaker doctrine on this subject, its personal ap])lication to myself in a manner so utterly inexplicable by merely human reasoning awed me. I said little to him, but enough to show him something of the state of my mind. Pray for me that I may not suffer this most evident day of the Lord's visitation to pass over and leave me as before.
What to read after John Greenleaf Whittier?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carpenter, George Rice, 1863-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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