Aunt Peggy Being a Memoir of Mrs Margaret Davidson Ewing Wife of the Late Rev

Susan Whitney Dimock

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The very mental constitution and tem- perament of the woman demanded an experience that could not be doubted, and an actual realization of its joys and consolations.
It was her great happiness to enjoy a large share ©f the comforts of religion. It was her unfailing resource in all the 92 AUNTPEGGY.
trials and afflictions that beset her path- way in life. It was her constant prac- tice to refer all her difficulties to her Heavenly Father, and to ask his guid- ance and direction on all occasions.... A favorite idea of hers — and she so ex- pressed herself very often — was to live very near the Saviour, and to realize constantly that the Holy Spirit was in communion with her own spirit. Some persons will scout this as idle enthusi- asm; but it was a living and sensible condition to her, especially in the later years of her life, when no business or worldly cares were upon her hands. If it were enthusiasm, it was a blessed one, and brought infinite happiness to the subject of it.
AUNT PEGGY.

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