Memoirs of Mrs Harriet Newell Wife of the Rev S Newell American Missionary
Memoirs of Mrs Harriet Newell Wife of the Rev S Newell American Missionary
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TO MISS S. H r, OF NEWBURY.
Haverhill, June 12, 1811.
How shall I sufficiently thank my dear Miss H. For the kind token of affectionate remembrance, which she was kind enough to send me? Your letter really exhilarated my languid spirits. I had spent the evening in private conversation with our dear Mr N. The usual subject of the contemplated Mission was renewedly talked over, and conse- quently the dangers, the crosses, and the manifold MRS NEWELL. 79 trials of such an important undertaking, we...re themes which engrossed our thoughts. Depressed with anxious apprehensions, and in doubt respecting duty, Mrs G. Handed me a letter, and the well known hand of the writer I soon recognised. The contents dispelled many a heart-rending sigh. This eve, mamma received a letter from dear brother J. ; I had previously written to him. Dear boy ! he is much distressed for Harriet. He thinks she is do- ing wrong, and causing her friends needless anxiety. Would to heaven I could prevent distress from ever entering the heart of a widowed beloved parent, and the dearest brothers and sisters !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TO MISS S. H r, OF NEWBURY.
Haverhill, June 12, 1811.
How shall I sufficiently thank my dear Miss H. For the kind token of affectionate remembrance, which she was kind enough to send me? Your letter really exhilarated my languid spirits. I had spent the evening in private conversation with our dear Mr N. The usual subject of the contemplated Mission was renewedly talked over, and conse- quently the dangers, the crosses, and the manifold MRS NEWELL. 79 trials of such an important undertaking, we...re themes which engrossed our thoughts. Depressed with anxious apprehensions, and in doubt respecting duty, Mrs G. Handed me a letter, and the well known hand of the writer I soon recognised. The contents dispelled many a heart-rending sigh. This eve, mamma received a letter from dear brother J. ; I had previously written to him. Dear boy ! he is much distressed for Harriet. He thinks she is do- ing wrong, and causing her friends needless anxiety. Would to heaven I could prevent distress from ever entering the heart of a widowed beloved parent, and the dearest brothers and sisters !
What to read after Memoirs of Mrs Harriet Newell Wife of the Rev S Newell American Missionary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Atwood Newell to read onlineMoreLess
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