The Trials of Margaret Lyndsay
The Trials of Margaret Lyndsay
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Are the decrees of G^d dread- ful to bear, Margaret, or do you feel them all to be holy and just ?"-2-" Poor worm that I am-Hshali I lift up my voice from the clay against my Maker? No, na I am willing at this hour to render up my soul — I am willing to live on, if it should be in poverty, shame, and tears, till my pulse feels his decree." Her friend began to converse with her even beside the calm coun- tenance of her dead mother; and Mai^ret, supported l)y her enlightened piety, scarcely shed ...a tear. *' Till within these three yeaw or so, my mother told mc tEIALS OF HARGARmr tTNDSAY. 1 SH bereelf^ that no one had ever been so happy on thltf' earth as she; and^> since her troubles began, God did not d^ert her; and she was often — often perfectly blest No\(r her pangs are over ; and may I, may I' believe that she is now an angel in Heaven ?" — ^} Yes, Margaret, she is with her Saviour, and so is Estheiv— 80 is poor Marion, she Who was a helpless one on earth, but is- now more glorious in Heaven than the wisest of the living children olT^men?' — " Oh !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Are the decrees of G^d dread- ful to bear, Margaret, or do you feel them all to be holy and just ?"-2-" Poor worm that I am-Hshali I lift up my voice from the clay against my Maker? No, na I am willing at this hour to render up my soul — I am willing to live on, if it should be in poverty, shame, and tears, till my pulse feels his decree." Her friend began to converse with her even beside the calm coun- tenance of her dead mother; and Mai^ret, supported l)y her enlightened piety, scarcely shed ...a tear. *' Till within these three yeaw or so, my mother told mc tEIALS OF HARGARmr tTNDSAY. 1 SH bereelf^ that no one had ever been so happy on thltf' earth as she; and^> since her troubles began, God did not d^ert her; and she was often — often perfectly blest No\(r her pangs are over ; and may I, may I' believe that she is now an angel in Heaven ?" — ^} Yes, Margaret, she is with her Saviour, and so is Estheiv— 80 is poor Marion, she Who was a helpless one on earth, but is- now more glorious in Heaven than the wisest of the living children olT^men?' — " Oh !
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