Sowing And Reaping
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There was nohut or den where human beings congregated that she felt was too vile ortoo repulsive to enter, if by so doing she could help lift some fallensoul out of the depths of sin and degradation. While some doubted thesoundness of her religious opinions, none doubted the orthodoxy of herlife. Little children in darkened homes smiled as the sunlight of herpresence came over their paths; reformed men looked upon her as a lovingcounsellor and faithful friend and sister; women wretched and sorr...owful, dragged down from love and light, by the intemperance of their husbands, brought to her their heavy burdens, and by her sympathy and tenderconsideration she helped them bear them. She was not rich in thisworld's goods, but she was affluent in tenderness, sympathy, and love, and out of the fullness of her heart, she was a real minister of mercyamong the poor and degraded. Believing that the inner life developed theouter, she considered the poor, and strove to awaken within themself-reliance, and self-control, feeling that one of the surest ways torender people helpless or dangerous is to crush out their self-respectand self-reliance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was nohut or den where human beings congregated that she felt was too vile ortoo repulsive to enter, if by so doing she could help lift some fallensoul out of the depths of sin and degradation. While some doubted thesoundness of her religious opinions, none doubted the orthodoxy of herlife. Little children in darkened homes smiled as the sunlight of herpresence came over their paths; reformed men looked upon her as a lovingcounsellor and faithful friend and sister; women wretched and sorr...owful, dragged down from love and light, by the intemperance of their husbands, brought to her their heavy burdens, and by her sympathy and tenderconsideration she helped them bear them. She was not rich in thisworld's goods, but she was affluent in tenderness, sympathy, and love, and out of the fullness of her heart, she was a real minister of mercyamong the poor and degraded. Believing that the inner life developed theouter, she considered the poor, and strove to awaken within themself-reliance, and self-control, feeling that one of the surest ways torender people helpless or dangerous is to crush out their self-respectand self-reliance.
What to read after Sowing And Reaping?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harper Frances Ellen Watkins to read onlineMoreLess
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