Life Sketches of Rev George Henry Clark
Life Sketches of Rev George Henry Clark
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This is a hard task ; * for we need only two or three, and most of them must ' go away disappointed. I bleed for them, for I once * suffered thus.
' April, 2nd. — Darkness, darkness ! 0, how, at times, ' it mantles my soul ! Weep ! no, no, I can't ! If I ' could, my poor, lonely heart would find some relief. I ' pray to God. 1th. — Address the Sons of Temperance, * in the Methodist church, after funeral services are per- ' formed by the pastor. I was denied a seat in the pul- 'pit, — another in...stance of bigotry destined to make ' some stir. Let it work, — I like it. %th. — [Speak- ' ing of slow and poor pay. ] Very well. I have no wife, 'no family, •:— none but myself. I '11 be patient, and 'wait. Things will come right. \^th. — Visit the ' death-bed of an aged lady, who has been a Methodist ' most of her life, but finds she needs a better faith in ' the dying hour. Talked and prayed with her. Wth. ' — Enjoy a fine social visit from Brother E. C, of ' Marblehead, reading and communing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is a hard task ; * for we need only two or three, and most of them must ' go away disappointed. I bleed for them, for I once * suffered thus.
' April, 2nd. — Darkness, darkness ! 0, how, at times, ' it mantles my soul ! Weep ! no, no, I can't ! If I ' could, my poor, lonely heart would find some relief. I ' pray to God. 1th. — Address the Sons of Temperance, * in the Methodist church, after funeral services are per- ' formed by the pastor. I was denied a seat in the pul- 'pit, — another in...stance of bigotry destined to make ' some stir. Let it work, — I like it. %th. — [Speak- ' ing of slow and poor pay. ] Very well. I have no wife, 'no family, •:— none but myself. I '11 be patient, and 'wait. Things will come right. \^th. — Visit the ' death-bed of an aged lady, who has been a Methodist ' most of her life, but finds she needs a better faith in ' the dying hour. Talked and prayed with her. Wth. ' — Enjoy a fine social visit from Brother E. C, of ' Marblehead, reading and communing.
What to read after Life Sketches of Rev George Henry Clark?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Uriah Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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