Memorials
Memorials
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There we met one who has been since then one of our wisest teachers and dearest friends. " Not know Mr. Jukes ! " exclaimed our hosts, " why we have come from America on purpose to see him ! " These breakfasts, with their Bible Eeadings, were carried on through the summer, and we were allowed to enjoy them. We thought it delightful to come out of all the turmoil of the London season to this Mount of Transfiguration, and felt inclined like the Apostles to fix our tents there. One day we expresse...d something of this feeling, and Mr. Smith said, " That is just what we want. People try by snatches to know God, and no sooner does the seed fall into the ground of their hearts, than they let in all the fowls of the air to devour it. In America it is our habit to go out into the woods for a week or ten days, and seek together in long breaths to draw in the' influx of the Spirit. And the result has been wonderful. I wish we could do something of that kind in England. Mr. Offered us his park, but there is illness in the house, so we cannot avail ourselves of his offer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There we met one who has been since then one of our wisest teachers and dearest friends. " Not know Mr. Jukes ! " exclaimed our hosts, " why we have come from America on purpose to see him ! " These breakfasts, with their Bible Eeadings, were carried on through the summer, and we were allowed to enjoy them. We thought it delightful to come out of all the turmoil of the London season to this Mount of Transfiguration, and felt inclined like the Apostles to fix our tents there. One day we expresse...d something of this feeling, and Mr. Smith said, " That is just what we want. People try by snatches to know God, and no sooner does the seed fall into the ground of their hearts, than they let in all the fowls of the air to devour it. In America it is our habit to go out into the woods for a week or ten days, and seek together in long breaths to draw in the' influx of the Spirit. And the result has been wonderful. I wish we could do something of that kind in England. Mr. Offered us his park, but there is illness in the house, so we cannot avail ourselves of his offer.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tollemache Family to read onlineMoreLess
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