The Life And Letters of Mrs. Emily C. Judson
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so delicate ! O, there are few on earth so blest as I ! And how kind must be my heavenly Friend, to lead me in such a pleasant path, and make a place for me in such a heart !
January 16. Not well to-day. I slept but an hour or two last night, and that very brokenly. I suppose it is foolish in me to allow this matter to weigh so heavily upon my spirits; but it is a little solace to my wounded vanity that I am not the only foolish one. If men who have been through prisons and all perils weep at s...uch separations, surely such a weakling as I should uot be put in a strait-jacket. The truth is, we poor humans are utterly baffled in attempting to estimate each other's sufferings. I will venture to assert that it required a far greater effort in Ann H. Judson to leave her husband (&uch a husband!) in Rangoon, and go to America alone, than to play the heroic part in his presence, and for his sake, that she did at Ava.
But Dr. J.'s going to Rangoon for two or three weeks is not my going to America, and I must try not to be quite a fool.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
so delicate ! O, there are few on earth so blest as I ! And how kind must be my heavenly Friend, to lead me in such a pleasant path, and make a place for me in such a heart !
January 16. Not well to-day. I slept but an hour or two last night, and that very brokenly. I suppose it is foolish in me to allow this matter to weigh so heavily upon my spirits; but it is a little solace to my wounded vanity that I am not the only foolish one. If men who have been through prisons and all perils weep at s...uch separations, surely such a weakling as I should uot be put in a strait-jacket. The truth is, we poor humans are utterly baffled in attempting to estimate each other's sufferings. I will venture to assert that it required a far greater effort in Ann H. Judson to leave her husband (&uch a husband!) in Rangoon, and go to America alone, than to play the heroic part in his presence, and for his sake, that she did at Ava.
But Dr. J.'s going to Rangoon for two or three weeks is not my going to America, and I must try not to be quite a fool.
What to read after The Life And Letters of Mrs. Emily C. Judson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kendrick, A. C. (Asahel Clark), 1809-1895 to read onlineMoreLess
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