Spurgeon Episodes And Anecdotes of His Busy Life With Personal Reminiscences
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. . . . 194 In later years girls have been admitted to this in- stitution. Mr. Spiirgeon exercised a great deal of careful thought on this subject. In this matter, as all others that he deemed important, he was never impulsive. And to some ardent spirits, who thought him now and again a little tard}^ he had one reply that admitted of no argument: "Thus saith the Lord, the righteous shall not make haste. " Of Mr. Spurgeon, more than of most men, it may be said: "He made haste slowly, and there- ...fore surely. " For some years the girls have shared with the boys the advantages of Stockwell. The experiment was tried as an experiment -and has proved a success.
S6 SPURGEON MR. SPURGEON S PARABLE OF HIS WIFE I saw in my dream a man worn and weary with working the handle of a pump, from which no water came. Hard by was his garden, and iill the flowers and plants were pining for water, but he had none to give them. Then I saw a woman coming toward him, bearing a pitcher of water. She stopped and spoke cheerily to the weary one; and anon she smilingly poured the contents of her pitcher down the pump, and immediately it began to work, and pour forth waters of its own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . . 194 In later years girls have been admitted to this in- stitution. Mr. Spiirgeon exercised a great deal of careful thought on this subject. In this matter, as all others that he deemed important, he was never impulsive. And to some ardent spirits, who thought him now and again a little tard}^ he had one reply that admitted of no argument: "Thus saith the Lord, the righteous shall not make haste. " Of Mr. Spurgeon, more than of most men, it may be said: "He made haste slowly, and there- ...fore surely. " For some years the girls have shared with the boys the advantages of Stockwell. The experiment was tried as an experiment -and has proved a success.
S6 SPURGEON MR. SPURGEON S PARABLE OF HIS WIFE I saw in my dream a man worn and weary with working the handle of a pump, from which no water came. Hard by was his garden, and iill the flowers and plants were pining for water, but he had none to give them. Then I saw a woman coming toward him, bearing a pitcher of water. She stopped and spoke cheerily to the weary one; and anon she smilingly poured the contents of her pitcher down the pump, and immediately it began to work, and pour forth waters of its own.
What to read after Spurgeon Episodes And Anecdotes of His Busy Life With Personal Reminiscences?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas W Handford to read onlineMoreLess
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