Memoir of Hiram Withington: With Selections From His Sermons And Correspondence
Memoir of Hiram Withington: With Selections From His Sermons And Correspondence
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** So that I come again unto my father's house in peace/* It is not possible, that, speaking to you on this day and on this theme, you should have forgotten, or I should have been able to keep out of mind, my own experience. I had shrunk from addressing you to-day. I had spoken to another to stand here in my place. It seemed that I could not do it. But I felt as if the associations of the day, full of home as they are, would be broken in upon by the voice of a stranger, instead of his whose ...highest happiness it is to feel, that he speaks to those who acknowl- edge his claim as friend and brother, — who have shown themselves ready to rejoice in his joy, to sor- row for his sorrows. I felt that you had a right to my poor words, and that they would be more wel- come than those^of another. Pardon me, then, that for one moment I thus call for your sympathy in al- luding to myself. It is not to cast a shade over the hopes and the gladness of the day, but to deepen the sense of your own blessings, — to urge you to a more thankful recognition of them.
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** So that I come again unto my father's house in peace/* It is not possible, that, speaking to you on this day and on this theme, you should have forgotten, or I should have been able to keep out of mind, my own experience. I had shrunk from addressing you to-day. I had spoken to another to stand here in my place. It seemed that I could not do it. But I felt as if the associations of the day, full of home as they are, would be broken in upon by the voice of a stranger, instead of his whose ...highest happiness it is to feel, that he speaks to those who acknowl- edge his claim as friend and brother, — who have shown themselves ready to rejoice in his joy, to sor- row for his sorrows. I felt that you had a right to my poor words, and that they would be more wel- come than those^of another. Pardon me, then, that for one moment I thus call for your sympathy in al- luding to myself. It is not to cast a shade over the hopes and the gladness of the day, but to deepen the sense of your own blessings, — to urge you to a more thankful recognition of them.
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