Margaret Smith's Journal ; Tales And Sketches
Margaret Smith's Journal ; Tales And Sketches
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The little book which I brought with me from the Maine, it being the gift of young Mr, Jordan, and which I have kept close hidden in my trunk, hath been no small consolation to me this day, for it aboundeth in sweet and goodly thoughts, al- though he who did write it was a monk. Espe- cially in my low state, have these words been a comfort to me : — **' What thou canst not amend in thyself or others, bear thou with patience until God ordaineth other- wise. When comfort is taken away, do not pre...- sently despair. Stand with an even mind resigned to the will of God, whatever shall befall, because after winter cometh the summer ; after the dark night the day shineth, and after the storm follow- eth a great calm. Seek not for consolation which shall rob thee of the grace of penitence ; for all that is high is not holy, nor all that is pleasant good ; nor every desire pure ; nor is what is pleas- ing to us always pleasant in the sight of God." January 23.
The weather is bitter cold, and a great snow on the ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The little book which I brought with me from the Maine, it being the gift of young Mr, Jordan, and which I have kept close hidden in my trunk, hath been no small consolation to me this day, for it aboundeth in sweet and goodly thoughts, al- though he who did write it was a monk. Espe- cially in my low state, have these words been a comfort to me : — **' What thou canst not amend in thyself or others, bear thou with patience until God ordaineth other- wise. When comfort is taken away, do not pre...- sently despair. Stand with an even mind resigned to the will of God, whatever shall befall, because after winter cometh the summer ; after the dark night the day shineth, and after the storm follow- eth a great calm. Seek not for consolation which shall rob thee of the grace of penitence ; for all that is high is not holy, nor all that is pleasant good ; nor every desire pure ; nor is what is pleas- ing to us always pleasant in the sight of God." January 23.
The weather is bitter cold, and a great snow on the ground.
What to read after Margaret Smith's Journal ; Tales And Sketches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whittier John Greenleaf to read onlineMoreLess
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