The Travellers in the Desart
The Travellers in the Desart
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Let us give expression to it in ///e, by reno- Tfared zeal and re-invigorated efForts. Mr W. Had frequently Beard it said by members of this society, that " they would wil- lingly purchase more Tracts than they did, but that they had no- opportunity of distribi'ting them. " But had we no jxmr neigh-- h()7iys that were yet unconverted ? Were there no &ick person^y by whose bed side, a sik-nt, and yet effectual monitor of the truth, might not thus be left ? Were the surrounding villages all suppl...ied ? Were there not numbers of persons in the neigh- bouring collieries yet enwrapt in moral darkness, as profound and opake, as if they Irad been reared in a heathen or pagan country ^ Our shippiugy had it been visited ? And, above all, and that medium of ci-rculation, to which Mr W. Most earnestly wished to invite the attention of the meeting, the neighbouring Sunday Schools, formed and forming, among the various denonunations of Christians. Tiirough tliese they might find a double oppor- tupntv of doing good.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let us give expression to it in ///e, by reno- Tfared zeal and re-invigorated efForts. Mr W. Had frequently Beard it said by members of this society, that " they would wil- lingly purchase more Tracts than they did, but that they had no- opportunity of distribi'ting them. " But had we no jxmr neigh-- h()7iys that were yet unconverted ? Were there no &ick person^y by whose bed side, a sik-nt, and yet effectual monitor of the truth, might not thus be left ? Were the surrounding villages all suppl...ied ? Were there not numbers of persons in the neigh- bouring collieries yet enwrapt in moral darkness, as profound and opake, as if they Irad been reared in a heathen or pagan country ^ Our shippiugy had it been visited ? And, above all, and that medium of ci-rculation, to which Mr W. Most earnestly wished to invite the attention of the meeting, the neighbouring Sunday Schools, formed and forming, among the various denonunations of Christians. Tiirough tliese they might find a double oppor- tupntv of doing good.
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