A Brief Memoir of Mrs. Lydia M. Malcom: Late of Boston, Mass. Wife ..., Part 4
A Brief Memoir of Mrs. Lydia M. Malcom: Late of Boston, Mass. Wife ..., Part 4
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But give to our Maker each hour as it flies ; And our last shall remove us, from sin and from sorrow.
To perfect and endless delights in the skies." The parting from her colored school was a severe trial ; but her mode of taking leave was afterward found to have been greatly blessed.
In her diary of that day, she thus writes : " Sunday, April 30.— This day took leave of the teachers and scholars of the Sabbath-school.
I addressed every class on the importance of improving their time, and seekin...g the salvation of Christ ; and every teacher T addressed indi- vidually, on the responsibility of her situation as teacher of those whom God had committed to her care, by his providence. The teachers wept very much, when I bade them farewell; and the children, many of them, were much affected.
I felt much afllicted in mind, after saying fare- well ; but I entreated God to bless what I had said, and cause it to operate on their hearts.
d by Google NEW DUTIES. 56 And I was cheered by the prospect of being more useful in a more important situation." In the city of Hudson she continued to labor for more than six years with distinguished honor to herself, and usefulness to the cause of her Redeemer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But give to our Maker each hour as it flies ; And our last shall remove us, from sin and from sorrow.
To perfect and endless delights in the skies." The parting from her colored school was a severe trial ; but her mode of taking leave was afterward found to have been greatly blessed.
In her diary of that day, she thus writes : " Sunday, April 30.— This day took leave of the teachers and scholars of the Sabbath-school.
I addressed every class on the importance of improving their time, and seekin...g the salvation of Christ ; and every teacher T addressed indi- vidually, on the responsibility of her situation as teacher of those whom God had committed to her care, by his providence. The teachers wept very much, when I bade them farewell; and the children, many of them, were much affected.
I felt much afllicted in mind, after saying fare- well ; but I entreated God to bless what I had said, and cause it to operate on their hearts.
d by Google NEW DUTIES. 56 And I was cheered by the prospect of being more useful in a more important situation." In the city of Hudson she continued to labor for more than six years with distinguished honor to herself, and usefulness to the cause of her Redeemer.
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