An Earnest Life Or Recollections of Miss Elizabeth Yeaton
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" At Ipswich, indeed, slie had a friend, whose house was for years a home to her. There her coming was always hailed with delight and sympathy, and attention was bestowed upon her without stint. She was joyfully anticipating the hour, too, when she should meet her mother in the world that knows no separations. So that this sorrow had its alleviations.
60 AN EARNEST LIFE.
and its effects upon her were mellowing and purifying. If it rendered earth less bright, it made heaven more attractive. Anxi...ety for the living caused her more suffering, than sorrow for the dead. Her sister and her older brother, were now, as she trusted, fellow-pilgrims to the " city which hath foundations, " and she held much delightful communion with them, as they occasionally met, and followed them with prayers and with written coun- sels, when they were separated from her. But the father^ whom she loved and re- spected, though moral and upright in his dealings with his fellow^men, was without the Christian hope.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" At Ipswich, indeed, slie had a friend, whose house was for years a home to her. There her coming was always hailed with delight and sympathy, and attention was bestowed upon her without stint. She was joyfully anticipating the hour, too, when she should meet her mother in the world that knows no separations. So that this sorrow had its alleviations.
60 AN EARNEST LIFE.
and its effects upon her were mellowing and purifying. If it rendered earth less bright, it made heaven more attractive. Anxi...ety for the living caused her more suffering, than sorrow for the dead. Her sister and her older brother, were now, as she trusted, fellow-pilgrims to the " city which hath foundations, " and she held much delightful communion with them, as they occasionally met, and followed them with prayers and with written coun- sels, when they were separated from her. But the father^ whom she loved and re- spected, though moral and upright in his dealings with his fellow^men, was without the Christian hope.
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