The Springfield Cottage Girl
The Springfield Cottage Girl
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She then betook herself to prayer, and so earnestly did she pray, that though her mother had left the chamber, and gone down stairs, she distinctly heard these words of her child wrestling in prayer with God : "0, my dear Saviour, take me from this wicked enemy ; take me before I commit this great sin. " On her mother's return, the tender-hearted but somewhat less agitated child again declared, "I am so sadly afraid lest I should do this great wrong. " But the appeal to her Father in heaven whe...n Satan desired to have her that he might sift her as wheat, was not in vain. God heard the voice of the child, and neither despised her prayer nor turned away his mercy from her. Her mind gradually became peaceful, and she felt happy in the assurance that the Lord, who had kept her, would keep her, if she called upon and put her trust in him.
Who can describe a pious mother's feelings ; who can tell her joy in beholding these gracious doings of the Lord with a beloved child, over whom she was daily expecting the hand of death to pass, and bear her away ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She then betook herself to prayer, and so earnestly did she pray, that though her mother had left the chamber, and gone down stairs, she distinctly heard these words of her child wrestling in prayer with God : "0, my dear Saviour, take me from this wicked enemy ; take me before I commit this great sin. " On her mother's return, the tender-hearted but somewhat less agitated child again declared, "I am so sadly afraid lest I should do this great wrong. " But the appeal to her Father in heaven whe...n Satan desired to have her that he might sift her as wheat, was not in vain. God heard the voice of the child, and neither despised her prayer nor turned away his mercy from her. Her mind gradually became peaceful, and she felt happy in the assurance that the Lord, who had kept her, would keep her, if she called upon and put her trust in him.
Who can describe a pious mother's feelings ; who can tell her joy in beholding these gracious doings of the Lord with a beloved child, over whom she was daily expecting the hand of death to pass, and bear her away ?
What to read after The Springfield Cottage Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander W Alexander William Williamson to read onlineMoreLess
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