The Record of a Happy Life Being Memorials of Franklin Whitall Smith a Studen
The Record of a Happy Life Being Memorials of Franklin Whitall Smith a Studen
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H. Modified by saying, Such as did not ap- prove of it, of course need not do it. Well, we sat in silence a very little while, and then H. Kneeled down to pray, and every one else kneeled but two. When H. Was through, and he prayed feelingly as he always does, we remained on our knees ; just think of that for us ! In a little while I prayed, then four others.
78 /*:tat. I6. ] THE RECORD OF A HAPPY LIFE. 79 Then we rose, and after a little while, S. Said that he was happy to be able to confess t...hat, on Sixth-day night, after being in the meeting with father, he had for the first time gone down with a feeling that he did not want to sneak into the collecting-room. H. Said the same, and then we closed the first really lively meeting we ever held up there.
''Ask the girls if they won't pray, especially that we may have a greater degree of brotherly love toward each other, for we cannot work without it. I was speaking to one of them about it last Third-day. " The next day he wrote : *' I guess I '11 have to give up all hopes of conse- cration for the present, for I cannot give up my will in the matter of publicly confessing in the meeting- house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
H. Modified by saying, Such as did not ap- prove of it, of course need not do it. Well, we sat in silence a very little while, and then H. Kneeled down to pray, and every one else kneeled but two. When H. Was through, and he prayed feelingly as he always does, we remained on our knees ; just think of that for us ! In a little while I prayed, then four others.
78 /*:tat. I6. ] THE RECORD OF A HAPPY LIFE. 79 Then we rose, and after a little while, S. Said that he was happy to be able to confess t...hat, on Sixth-day night, after being in the meeting with father, he had for the first time gone down with a feeling that he did not want to sneak into the collecting-room. H. Said the same, and then we closed the first really lively meeting we ever held up there.
''Ask the girls if they won't pray, especially that we may have a greater degree of brotherly love toward each other, for we cannot work without it. I was speaking to one of them about it last Third-day. " The next day he wrote : *' I guess I '11 have to give up all hopes of conse- cration for the present, for I cannot give up my will in the matter of publicly confessing in the meeting- house.
What to read after The Record of a Happy Life Being Memorials of Franklin Whitall Smith a Studen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hannah Whitall Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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