Mary E Stearns
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[241] Part II Life Alone I Beginning of Life in Amherst There is a little diary in which Mrs. Stearns made a few entries during these first lonely years. Some quotations follow.
"Sunday, May 23, 1875.
"Two days since I entered upon my second year of widowhood, — two days since we car- ried our first spring offering of flowers to dear Will's grave, and kept the first anniversary of his entrance into rest. Sometimes when I think of the crushing disappointments which one after another overtook him..., . . . the thought of this rest for him is very sweet. . . . The ends he sought were noble. . . . Through all the disappointments, . . .his faith in God's goodness never grew dim; his willingness to do and be just what his Father in Heaven willed, abode with him ; his desire to grow into a per- fect likeness to the dear Lord, was the deepest desire of his heart, and so I know that to-day he is at rest and with the Lord.
[245] Life Alone "Sometimes during these last days I have been oppressed with the thought that the pain of separation from Will increases rather than diminishes; the way before me looks darker, I have less courage for the struggle which seems inevitable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[241] Part II Life Alone I Beginning of Life in Amherst There is a little diary in which Mrs. Stearns made a few entries during these first lonely years. Some quotations follow.
"Sunday, May 23, 1875.
"Two days since I entered upon my second year of widowhood, — two days since we car- ried our first spring offering of flowers to dear Will's grave, and kept the first anniversary of his entrance into rest. Sometimes when I think of the crushing disappointments which one after another overtook him..., . . . the thought of this rest for him is very sweet. . . . The ends he sought were noble. . . . Through all the disappointments, . . .his faith in God's goodness never grew dim; his willingness to do and be just what his Father in Heaven willed, abode with him ; his desire to grow into a per- fect likeness to the dear Lord, was the deepest desire of his heart, and so I know that to-day he is at rest and with the Lord.
[245] Life Alone "Sometimes during these last days I have been oppressed with the thought that the pain of separation from Will increases rather than diminishes; the way before me looks darker, I have less courage for the struggle which seems inevitable.
What to read after Mary E Stearns?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Millicent Todd Bingham to read onlineMoreLess
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