Writings of Miss Fanny Woodbury Who Died At Beverly Nov 15 1814 Aged Twenty
Writings of Miss Fanny Woodbury Who Died At Beverly Nov 15 1814 Aged Twenty
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155 I riuestion all his former evidences of piety. IL. W ingerous i* his state! He complies with one ^o- \ Iic'tntion after anothi r, he allows himself one car- l iiululv^cMice afier another, o nforms to one urUlly rcfjuisition after jnniher, and still dc- s( enfling witli the stream, who knows were it will land him. My dear friend, we ai-c not to y;o tci ihe »rl(l. And ste how f. R it vsjlj permit us to foUovr V iinsl, and >U\\ retain i'^ *' 'hip. No, we liave an intallililc t^uide aiid - . Lo...wUjch wc must resort, which lifts its mon( the world is the enemy of (iod. " () may we karn 'o detach our afffctions from earth, and rivet them fin ii. Y uu- cliaiigeablc and immcaburablf. Yours. Ii: i. Itcly, Fanky Woouol'ky.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
155 I riuestion all his former evidences of piety. IL. W ingerous i* his state! He complies with one ^o- \ Iic'tntion after anothi r, he allows himself one car- l iiululv^cMice afier another, o nforms to one urUlly rcfjuisition after jnniher, and still dc- s( enfling witli the stream, who knows were it will land him. My dear friend, we ai-c not to y;o tci ihe »rl(l. And ste how f. R it vsjlj permit us to foUovr V iinsl, and >U\\ retain i'^ *' 'hip. No, we liave an intallililc t^uide aiid - . Lo...wUjch wc must resort, which lifts its mon
LcUer to Mr. I). S. Of BrTcHy, then t nrMlft^nt Academy.
^Iv dear Friend, \ViTH ii-ndtr anxiet>' and growing solicitude for your spiritual welfare, 1 improve a few hastv mo- ments m writing to \ou, ii: the II to ^uidc my jxn to a \' on \ t)iif he irl and c i > i sui;i;t.
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