Social Service in the Salvation Army
Social Service in the Salvation Army
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I remember visiting one poor girl who thought she was legally married to a man with whom she lived.
He laughed at the idea; said the ceremony had been all a farce; went off to Australia, and left her to starve.
She was so terribly distressed at her position that she took an overdose of opium, and died before we could help her.
I found a village girl one night who had come up from the country to marry some young fellow in town.
Shamed Into Suiolde.
MIDNIGHT WORK. 59 He cajoled her into wearing a... ring, and living with him in London, for a few days before the day fixed for the wedding ; but at the end of that time he decamped, and left her without either food or money.
In desperation she drifted to Piccadilly, where, a week or two later, I met her, ** If mother only knew everything,'' she said, ** how glad she would be to have me back ! '' Then I took her home with me, and over a cup of cocoa she told me her story. We had a blessed little time in the early hours of that morning ; we prayed together, and she gave herself to God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I remember visiting one poor girl who thought she was legally married to a man with whom she lived.
He laughed at the idea; said the ceremony had been all a farce; went off to Australia, and left her to starve.
She was so terribly distressed at her position that she took an overdose of opium, and died before we could help her.
I found a village girl one night who had come up from the country to marry some young fellow in town.
Shamed Into Suiolde.
MIDNIGHT WORK. 59 He cajoled her into wearing a... ring, and living with him in London, for a few days before the day fixed for the wedding ; but at the end of that time he decamped, and left her without either food or money.
In desperation she drifted to Piccadilly, where, a week or two later, I met her, ** If mother only knew everything,'' she said, ** how glad she would be to have me back ! '' Then I took her home with me, and over a cup of cocoa she told me her story. We had a blessed little time in the early hours of that morning ; we prayed together, and she gave herself to God.
What to read after Social Service in the Salvation Army?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boothe, William to read onlineMoreLess
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