Our Daughters Their Lives Here And Hereafter
Our Daughters Their Lives Here And Hereafter
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'' A lady, during a summer visit away from home, heard of a man ^vho avowed himself to be an infidel. She went to his shop to visit him, although warned that he would seek to annoy her, if not to sa}- ^\'hat was actuall}' rude and insulting. Ikit the lad)- was a woman Hindrances in becoDung a Christian. 59 of prayer, and where there is praj-er there is fearlessness.
" I have come to invite j'oii to a meeting next Sunday, " was her opening remark.
"Much obh'ged, " said he sullenly; "but I'm not ...of your religion. " " So I perceive, " was her repl}', " for \\\y religion makes me very happy, and j-ours evidently makes you very cross ! " " I am not cross, " said he, turning round fiercely.
"You are taking great pains to conceal the fact, " said the lady smilingly.
" I tell you I don't believe in a God, " con- tinued the man, pacing his shop, while the lady, undaunted, walked to and fro with him.
" I am not at all surprised to hear it, " said she; "3'ou could not live the life you do if you believed in a God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'' A lady, during a summer visit away from home, heard of a man ^vho avowed himself to be an infidel. She went to his shop to visit him, although warned that he would seek to annoy her, if not to sa}- ^\'hat was actuall}' rude and insulting. Ikit the lad)- was a woman Hindrances in becoDung a Christian. 59 of prayer, and where there is praj-er there is fearlessness.
" I have come to invite j'oii to a meeting next Sunday, " was her opening remark.
"Much obh'ged, " said he sullenly; "but I'm not ...of your religion. " " So I perceive, " was her repl}', " for \\\y religion makes me very happy, and j-ours evidently makes you very cross ! " " I am not cross, " said he, turning round fiercely.
"You are taking great pains to conceal the fact, " said the lady smilingly.
" I tell you I don't believe in a God, " con- tinued the man, pacing his shop, while the lady, undaunted, walked to and fro with him.
" I am not at all surprised to hear it, " said she; "3'ou could not live the life you do if you believed in a God.
What to read after Our Daughters Their Lives Here And Hereafter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G S Reaney to read onlineMoreLess
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