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The family was in great need.
* * * * * On one occasion a payment of $245. 00 had to be made on the contracts on ourhome--to save the contract from lapsing. I did not have the money. I triedevery possible way to borrow it from different banks, and failing that, Itried to get it from some of the brethren. The last one I approached surelycapped the climax. He assured me that he had the money and could loan it tome, but he said that he might just as well throw the money on the manurepile, for,... he said, "You can never pay for the place anyhow, and thequicker you leave it the better. " I went home, and after praying for three days the Lord said the name "Torp"to me. The only one I knew of that name was a banker in Willmer, our countyseat, whom I had met once--he hardly knew me nor I him. Anyway, I went tohim and told him my trouble, to which he responded by saying that he couldnot loan me any money; that I was out of the district for him to loan onchattel mortgages; that I would either have to get it at Paynesville, Atwater or New London.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The family was in great need.
* * * * * On one occasion a payment of $245. 00 had to be made on the contracts on ourhome--to save the contract from lapsing. I did not have the money. I triedevery possible way to borrow it from different banks, and failing that, Itried to get it from some of the brethren. The last one I approached surelycapped the climax. He assured me that he had the money and could loan it tome, but he said that he might just as well throw the money on the manurepile, for,... he said, "You can never pay for the place anyhow, and thequicker you leave it the better. " I went home, and after praying for three days the Lord said the name "Torp"to me. The only one I knew of that name was a banker in Willmer, our countyseat, whom I had met once--he hardly knew me nor I him. Anyway, I went tohim and told him my trouble, to which he responded by saying that he couldnot loan me any money; that I was out of the district for him to loan onchattel mortgages; that I would either have to get it at Paynesville, Atwater or New London.
What to read after Personal Experiences of S. O. Susag?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susag S. O. to read onlineMoreLess
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