Memoir of Anna Jane Linnard
Memoir of Anna Jane Linnard
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Belville's school, six or eight of the boys, some older, and some younger than you, Thomas, have become hopefully pious. Not many nights ago, standing under the window of the school house where several of them had assembled, I heard a dear little boy of ten years of age, pleading in pray- er for his careless father and mother.
This is certainly a very important and interest- ing time, and I do beseech you, not to let it pass un- improved. The opportunities you now have, may never again return ;... the offers of mercy that are now made, may be the last that will ever be ten- dered. 0, slight them not, but now secure that " good part which shall never be taken away. " Perhaps you say, " you are as good as others, " or that you are " no worse than other boys, " but that will not stand you in stead ; don't compare your- selves with others, but think how you appear in the sight of that Being, in whose eyes it is said, " the heavens are not clean, and who charge th the angels with folly, " — expressions that are used, to convey an idea, of the infinite purity, and holiness of His character.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Belville's school, six or eight of the boys, some older, and some younger than you, Thomas, have become hopefully pious. Not many nights ago, standing under the window of the school house where several of them had assembled, I heard a dear little boy of ten years of age, pleading in pray- er for his careless father and mother.
This is certainly a very important and interest- ing time, and I do beseech you, not to let it pass un- improved. The opportunities you now have, may never again return ;... the offers of mercy that are now made, may be the last that will ever be ten- dered. 0, slight them not, but now secure that " good part which shall never be taken away. " Perhaps you say, " you are as good as others, " or that you are " no worse than other boys, " but that will not stand you in stead ; don't compare your- selves with others, but think how you appear in the sight of that Being, in whose eyes it is said, " the heavens are not clean, and who charge th the angels with folly, " — expressions that are used, to convey an idea, of the infinite purity, and holiness of His character.
What to read after Memoir of Anna Jane Linnard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Baird to read onlineMoreLess
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