The Life of Thomas Burgess
The Life of Thomas Burgess
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Simeon, — " The Christian feels that he is entering on a state where every care will cease, every fear vanish, every desire be fulfilled, every sin be done away, every grace perfected. " Have you seen any thing of Mr. Clarke ? Our last accounts of him were rather more favourable, and I shall be glad to hear them confirmed. With our united kind regards to you all, I am, My clear Dean, Yours very faithfully, T. Sarum.
TO MRS. RHODA BURGESS.
My DEAR SlSTER, Southampton, Dec. 20. 1836. Your letter ...of this morning finds me in a con- siderable degree of pain, which I am almost ashamed to mention to you, who have experienced so much suffering in the course of a not very short life ; shorter, however, than mine by many years. I am glad, but not surprised to hear so good an account as you send me of your adopted daughter, whom I have always thought an invaluable companion to you. Accept my best wishes that the approaching season may always return to you in health and good spirits, and with a grateful remembrance of the mercy which we have to commemorate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Simeon, — " The Christian feels that he is entering on a state where every care will cease, every fear vanish, every desire be fulfilled, every sin be done away, every grace perfected. " Have you seen any thing of Mr. Clarke ? Our last accounts of him were rather more favourable, and I shall be glad to hear them confirmed. With our united kind regards to you all, I am, My clear Dean, Yours very faithfully, T. Sarum.
TO MRS. RHODA BURGESS.
My DEAR SlSTER, Southampton, Dec. 20. 1836. Your letter ...of this morning finds me in a con- siderable degree of pain, which I am almost ashamed to mention to you, who have experienced so much suffering in the course of a not very short life ; shorter, however, than mine by many years. I am glad, but not surprised to hear so good an account as you send me of your adopted daughter, whom I have always thought an invaluable companion to you. Accept my best wishes that the approaching season may always return to you in health and good spirits, and with a grateful remembrance of the mercy which we have to commemorate.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John S John Scandrett Harford to read onlineMoreLess
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