Letters From a Pilgrim
Letters From a Pilgrim
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The speeches were all good; one was given by Mr. Johnson. A watch was presented to the captain and to Mr. Clark, and albums made in Jerusa- lem, of olive wood, and containing the autograph of every member of the cruise, were presented to Mr. Warren, Mr. Hartshorn, and Mr. MeCrellis. Their speeches of thanks were all heartfelt, and when Mr. Hartshorn was speaking, the tears were flowing down more than one cheek for he spoke so tenderly of his invalid wife and said that if we saw the sunlight in ...his face, (which Mr. Johnson had mentioned in his presentation speech) that it was because of the little wife in yonder room, she who was deprived of many things because of God's great love and we can readily see it, for they have both been a benediction to every mem- ber of the cruise, brought about through suffering. I was told that Mrs. Hartshorn has been an invalid for six- teen years. The next day we all separ- ated, some of us never to meet again on earth.
Another good man who deserves the hearty thanks of every member of the cruise, is Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The speeches were all good; one was given by Mr. Johnson. A watch was presented to the captain and to Mr. Clark, and albums made in Jerusa- lem, of olive wood, and containing the autograph of every member of the cruise, were presented to Mr. Warren, Mr. Hartshorn, and Mr. MeCrellis. Their speeches of thanks were all heartfelt, and when Mr. Hartshorn was speaking, the tears were flowing down more than one cheek for he spoke so tenderly of his invalid wife and said that if we saw the sunlight in ...his face, (which Mr. Johnson had mentioned in his presentation speech) that it was because of the little wife in yonder room, she who was deprived of many things because of God's great love and we can readily see it, for they have both been a benediction to every mem- ber of the cruise, brought about through suffering. I was told that Mrs. Hartshorn has been an invalid for six- teen years. The next day we all separ- ated, some of us never to meet again on earth.
Another good man who deserves the hearty thanks of every member of the cruise, is Mr.
What to read after Letters From a Pilgrim?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Myra Albert Wiggins to read onlineMoreLess
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