Lectures to the Young
Lectures to the Young
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Dtlphia. In the month of Julv 1810, I crossed the water with some friends to view a collection of wild beasts at a public exhibition ; after visiting this, I saw a bill announcing the wonderful pheno- mena of three beautiful Albini children, I said to a lady in company, I must go and see these children ; at first sight I thought them figures of wax, but on a near approach perceived thtni to be living children, I still thought them foreign- ers till I heard them speak, and was rejoiced to find t...hat I could understand them, thinking that I should have a good opportunity of talking w^ith thein and telling them of Jesus the friend of lit- tle children. The mother gave us the follov/ing account of them, that their father was a dark man and his hair black, that he died and left her with six children all very young, four of them were all alike, having beautiful white hair hang- ing over their shoulders in ringlets, their skin peculiarly beautiful and white, their eye brows and eye-lashes quite white, and their eyes a mix- ture of pink and blue, such was the nature of their eves they could see better in the twilight and the dark than at noon-day, the pupil of their eyes was continually in motion like the pendu- lum of a clock, the youngest of die four died at a year and a half old of the measles, these three Were living, two were boys, the other a girl, the boys were aged seven and nine years, and the girl eleven ; in the room I saw two pictures, the one a representation of Christ calling two of his disciples, the other that of Mary sitting at the feet of Jesus, and Martha in the attitude of speaking to the Saviour ; I pointed to the Re- deemer and asked the eldest boy if he knew who that was, he said, yes sir, that is Jesus Christ, and told me that they had a Bible, I then told him who Jesus was and what he had done for little children, how much he loved them and how kind he was to them when he was on earth, and how much they ought to love him on ac- count of what he had suffered for them ; I talk- ed with them for some time and related two or three little anecdotes to them, with which they were much pleased.
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Dtlphia. In the month of Julv 1810, I crossed the water with some friends to view a collection of wild beasts at a public exhibition ; after visiting this, I saw a bill announcing the wonderful pheno- mena of three beautiful Albini children, I said to a lady in company, I must go and see these children ; at first sight I thought them figures of wax, but on a near approach perceived thtni to be living children, I still thought them foreign- ers till I heard them speak, and was rejoiced to find t...hat I could understand them, thinking that I should have a good opportunity of talking w^ith thein and telling them of Jesus the friend of lit- tle children. The mother gave us the follov/ing account of them, that their father was a dark man and his hair black, that he died and left her with six children all very young, four of them were all alike, having beautiful white hair hang- ing over their shoulders in ringlets, their skin peculiarly beautiful and white, their eye brows and eye-lashes quite white, and their eyes a mix- ture of pink and blue, such was the nature of their eves they could see better in the twilight and the dark than at noon-day, the pupil of their eyes was continually in motion like the pendu- lum of a clock, the youngest of die four died at a year and a half old of the measles, these three Were living, two were boys, the other a girl, the boys were aged seven and nine years, and the girl eleven ; in the room I saw two pictures, the one a representation of Christ calling two of his disciples, the other that of Mary sitting at the feet of Jesus, and Martha in the attitude of speaking to the Saviour ; I pointed to the Re- deemer and asked the eldest boy if he knew who that was, he said, yes sir, that is Jesus Christ, and told me that they had a Bible, I then told him who Jesus was and what he had done for little children, how much he loved them and how kind he was to them when he was on earth, and how much they ought to love him on ac- count of what he had suffered for them ; I talk- ed with them for some time and related two or three little anecdotes to them, with which they were much pleased.
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