The Sanctuary: a Story of the Civil War
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While I have no doubt but what the super- stitions of the blacks was an element always fostered and directed for the fnental as well as physical enslavement of these people, yet the master "builded better than he knew," for the children of the slaves are taught by their parents to pray and sing as soon as they can talk, and from that time there never comes a moment when they do not go to God with all their grief and woes, and with a sub- H 170 The Sanctuary.
" Brederen and sisters, de Lord is i...n dis house. He has come down and taken Fannie. Dere, hush now ; do not weep, nor cry out, for sister Fannie is gone whar dere is no weepin' nor sorrow. Her name is written in de Lamb's book ob life. Let us pray dat, wid sister Fannie, we may stan' wid de white robes afore de great white trone." Then the old preacher knelt down, lifting up his face in the fading twilight, and poured forth his soul in fervent prayer to that God of infinite love and pity who comes very near to his weak and suffer- ing children.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While I have no doubt but what the super- stitions of the blacks was an element always fostered and directed for the fnental as well as physical enslavement of these people, yet the master "builded better than he knew," for the children of the slaves are taught by their parents to pray and sing as soon as they can talk, and from that time there never comes a moment when they do not go to God with all their grief and woes, and with a sub- H 170 The Sanctuary.
" Brederen and sisters, de Lord is i...n dis house. He has come down and taken Fannie. Dere, hush now ; do not weep, nor cry out, for sister Fannie is gone whar dere is no weepin' nor sorrow. Her name is written in de Lamb's book ob life. Let us pray dat, wid sister Fannie, we may stan' wid de white robes afore de great white trone." Then the old preacher knelt down, lifting up his face in the fading twilight, and poured forth his soul in fervent prayer to that God of infinite love and pity who comes very near to his weak and suffer- ing children.
What to read after The Sanctuary: a Story of the Civil War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Ward Nichols to read onlineMoreLess
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