Transplanted Flowers Or Memoirs of Mrs Rumpff Daughter of John Jacob Astor
Transplanted Flowers Or Memoirs of Mrs Rumpff Daughter of John Jacob Astor
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She even composed a considerable collection of prayers, which have been pronounced, by those who have read them/ to be very beau tiful. She was not ashamed to avow that she feared God. Standing in the very highest rank of the nobility of the nation, she hesi- tated not to profess herself an humble fol- lower of the Larnb, and taught her house- hold to pay the homage of their united devo- tions before the throne of the Eternal. Earth can present few spectacles more noble.
She had strong faith in... the efficacy of prayer. Of this I had some very striking proofs. When I called upon her a day or DUCHESS DE BROGLIE. 119 two after Fieschi had made his attempt on the King's life, on the 28th of July 1835, her feelings almost overcame her for a moment. The first words which she uttered were, " Oh, there must have been much praying on the part of some of God's people, or it would have been far worse with us than it was. " And after speaking much on the sub ject, in a most truly Christian spirit, she begged me to call upon as many of the Eng- lish and Americans in Paris, who were pious, as I could, and request them to unite their thanksgivings to God for the preserva tion of the King's life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She even composed a considerable collection of prayers, which have been pronounced, by those who have read them/ to be very beau tiful. She was not ashamed to avow that she feared God. Standing in the very highest rank of the nobility of the nation, she hesi- tated not to profess herself an humble fol- lower of the Larnb, and taught her house- hold to pay the homage of their united devo- tions before the throne of the Eternal. Earth can present few spectacles more noble.
She had strong faith in... the efficacy of prayer. Of this I had some very striking proofs. When I called upon her a day or DUCHESS DE BROGLIE. 119 two after Fieschi had made his attempt on the King's life, on the 28th of July 1835, her feelings almost overcame her for a moment. The first words which she uttered were, " Oh, there must have been much praying on the part of some of God's people, or it would have been far worse with us than it was. " And after speaking much on the sub ject, in a most truly Christian spirit, she begged me to call upon as many of the Eng- lish and Americans in Paris, who were pious, as I could, and request them to unite their thanksgivings to God for the preserva tion of the King's life.
What to read after Transplanted Flowers Or Memoirs of Mrs Rumpff Daughter of John Jacob Astor?
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