Life Story of Mary Lyon Founder of Mount Holyoke College
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If they would take hold of it vigorously, perhaps something could be done which would essentially promote the interests of their posterity.
"While it is desirable that every benevolent man and woman should be able to grasp all the benevolent enterprises of the day, and do some- thing for each, I am persuaded that the interests of the whole are best promoted by the attention of each being especially directed to some single enter- prise. I am wishing that some of our fathers would select this as ...the special child of their prayers and their gifts.
" Would you not, dear sir, be glad in your old age to enlist some kindred souls in this great work which, in importance to the future welfare of our country and of the world, might not fall behind any of our leading benevolences? Would it not rejoice your heart if you could see this movement spread as our home and foreign mis- sionary operations have done? I do believe it might be so, and that he who first putting his ' hand to the plough ' shall say to others, * Come, thou, and do thou likewise, ' will deserve the gratitude of his country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If they would take hold of it vigorously, perhaps something could be done which would essentially promote the interests of their posterity.
"While it is desirable that every benevolent man and woman should be able to grasp all the benevolent enterprises of the day, and do some- thing for each, I am persuaded that the interests of the whole are best promoted by the attention of each being especially directed to some single enter- prise. I am wishing that some of our fathers would select this as ...the special child of their prayers and their gifts.
" Would you not, dear sir, be glad in your old age to enlist some kindred souls in this great work which, in importance to the future welfare of our country and of the world, might not fall behind any of our leading benevolences? Would it not rejoice your heart if you could see this movement spread as our home and foreign mis- sionary operations have done? I do believe it might be so, and that he who first putting his ' hand to the plough ' shall say to others, * Come, thou, and do thou likewise, ' will deserve the gratitude of his country.
What to read after Life Story of Mary Lyon Founder of Mount Holyoke College?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Douglas to read onlineMoreLess
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