The Life of George H. Stuart
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Do you know this hymn, " There is a happy land ?" I hope you will go to that land when you die ; but remember I will pray that you will get well again. When you are able to sit up I wish you to write to me and tell me all your troubles. Enclosed you will find a postage-stamp.
I live at — North Ninth Street, Philadelphia. Good-by.
Your friend, Lizzie Scott.
This so touched the soldier's heart that he was com- pletely broken down, and soon after gave himself to Christ. The letter and the soldier'...s reply were so simple and so touching that two hundred thousand copies were afterwards published and scattered far and wide through the army. While myself at one of the army stations of the Commission, where a large parcel of these house- wives were being distributed, an Irish soldier who had received one brought his bag back, and requested our agent to give him a bag zuith a letter in it, as he had no one to write him letters from home, being far away from his native land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Do you know this hymn, " There is a happy land ?" I hope you will go to that land when you die ; but remember I will pray that you will get well again. When you are able to sit up I wish you to write to me and tell me all your troubles. Enclosed you will find a postage-stamp.
I live at — North Ninth Street, Philadelphia. Good-by.
Your friend, Lizzie Scott.
This so touched the soldier's heart that he was com- pletely broken down, and soon after gave himself to Christ. The letter and the soldier'...s reply were so simple and so touching that two hundred thousand copies were afterwards published and scattered far and wide through the army. While myself at one of the army stations of the Commission, where a large parcel of these house- wives were being distributed, an Irish soldier who had received one brought his bag back, and requested our agent to give him a bag zuith a letter in it, as he had no one to write him letters from home, being far away from his native land.
l6o THE LIFE OF GEORGE H.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stuart, George H. (George Hay), 1816-1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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