Memoir of Miss Margaret Mercer
Memoir of Miss Margaret Mercer
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Saturday is as laboriously spent in working for the Liberian Society, as any other day in the week, and on Sunday we have a Sunday-School, in which I have my part, and so make out to employ every day fully. Drawing keeps me on my feet for six hours every other day, and at first it was truly bewildering to teach twenty- three children who did not know how to make a straight line. You are anxious to know all about me, and you see I am free in my communication: there are many encouraging circumsta...nces in the mode of life I have adopted, for those very things that are most painful prove how much there is to do; and where there is much to do, steady labori- ous efforts to do good will doubtless be blessed, al- though we may in mercy be denied the luxury of seeing our work under the sun prosper. Mrs. G. Is sometimes very much dispirited, at times without cause, for every little painful occurrence of miscon- duct in the children affords opportunity of more strenuously enforcing good principles.
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Saturday is as laboriously spent in working for the Liberian Society, as any other day in the week, and on Sunday we have a Sunday-School, in which I have my part, and so make out to employ every day fully. Drawing keeps me on my feet for six hours every other day, and at first it was truly bewildering to teach twenty- three children who did not know how to make a straight line. You are anxious to know all about me, and you see I am free in my communication: there are many encouraging circumsta...nces in the mode of life I have adopted, for those very things that are most painful prove how much there is to do; and where there is much to do, steady labori- ous efforts to do good will doubtless be blessed, al- though we may in mercy be denied the luxury of seeing our work under the sun prosper. Mrs. G. Is sometimes very much dispirited, at times without cause, for every little painful occurrence of miscon- duct in the children affords opportunity of more strenuously enforcing good principles.
What to read after Memoir of Miss Margaret Mercer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Casper Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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