Through the Golden Gate
Through the Golden Gate
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The public school will miss him, as will the Church and Sunday School. No one will miss him more than his par- ents. The vacant chair, the empty bed and his cheerful voice, now heard no more, ever remind us that he is gone. Our loss is his gain. Our hearts are broken, but we sub- missively bow our heads, and say: 'Thy will be done!" Twenty THROUGH THE GATE His going brings heaven nearer and makes Jesus the more precious. His sun set at eight, but the glory of that sunset will never fade from ou...r memory. His "little ship" sailed out of the Bay of Time across sunlit seas to a fairer land than this; he has passed THROUGH THE GOLDEN GATE.
CHAPTER III THE EMPTY CHAIR Written by His Father.
OUR BELOVED BRENTON was born on Saturday, Janu- ary 7, 1911, at New London, Indiana. This little village, of less than one hundred inhabitants, lies about ten miles west of Kokomo. It is noted as one of the "underground railroad stations" in times of slavery, where the opprest colored folk were harbored and helped, enroute to their Canadian paradise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The public school will miss him, as will the Church and Sunday School. No one will miss him more than his par- ents. The vacant chair, the empty bed and his cheerful voice, now heard no more, ever remind us that he is gone. Our loss is his gain. Our hearts are broken, but we sub- missively bow our heads, and say: 'Thy will be done!" Twenty THROUGH THE GATE His going brings heaven nearer and makes Jesus the more precious. His sun set at eight, but the glory of that sunset will never fade from ou...r memory. His "little ship" sailed out of the Bay of Time across sunlit seas to a fairer land than this; he has passed THROUGH THE GOLDEN GATE.
CHAPTER III THE EMPTY CHAIR Written by His Father.
OUR BELOVED BRENTON was born on Saturday, Janu- ary 7, 1911, at New London, Indiana. This little village, of less than one hundred inhabitants, lies about ten miles west of Kokomo. It is noted as one of the "underground railroad stations" in times of slavery, where the opprest colored folk were harbored and helped, enroute to their Canadian paradise.
What to read after Through the Golden Gate?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F M Frederick Martin Lehman to read onlineMoreLess
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