Memoirs of Mrs Angeline B Sears
Memoirs of Mrs Angeline B Sears
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The day I wrote to Mrs. H, he came home with a hioh fever after a chill, which he took preaching in an open house — no fire, and the wind blowing on him. He has had regular shakes and fever ever since, till Mon- day; but has failed, during the time, to fill only one appointment. I have had an attack of dysentery — lasted but two or three days, but left me weak ; but, thanks to our heavenly Father! we are all now tolerably well.
"We have been much blest in our light afflictions. Mr. S was very h...appy at the time. His temperament has always been so 134 MEMOIRS OF cheerful, that I often thought, when sickness came, likely his spirits would sink, and he be- come desponding. But not so; he was cheer- ful and happy, and Saturday last, was the hap- piest person I ever saw.
"I praise the Lord for his goodness and mercy to me. Since I wrote Mrs. H, I have had a settled peace — an abiding confi- dence in Christ as my Savior; and sins that formerly beset me have troubled me but little. Yet they, springing up, would trouble me, did I not keep watch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The day I wrote to Mrs. H, he came home with a hioh fever after a chill, which he took preaching in an open house — no fire, and the wind blowing on him. He has had regular shakes and fever ever since, till Mon- day; but has failed, during the time, to fill only one appointment. I have had an attack of dysentery — lasted but two or three days, but left me weak ; but, thanks to our heavenly Father! we are all now tolerably well.
"We have been much blest in our light afflictions. Mr. S was very h...appy at the time. His temperament has always been so 134 MEMOIRS OF cheerful, that I often thought, when sickness came, likely his spirits would sink, and he be- come desponding. But not so; he was cheer- ful and happy, and Saturday last, was the hap- piest person I ever saw.
"I praise the Lord for his goodness and mercy to me. Since I wrote Mrs. H, I have had a settled peace — an abiding confi- dence in Christ as my Savior; and sins that formerly beset me have troubled me but little. Yet they, springing up, would trouble me, did I not keep watch.
What to read after Memoirs of Mrs Angeline B Sears?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melinda Hamline to read onlineMoreLess
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