The Story of the Toys
The Story of the Toys
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No wonder that my father gave way to the grief he could no longer control, and the children 59 THE STORY OF THE TOYS mingled their tears and sobs with his in unutterable sorrow. The funeral service was held in the Methodist Episcopal church, which was filled with friends who loved and honored my mother in life and sincerely mourned her death. A funeral sermon was preached by her pastor, Rev. M. N. Olm- stead, from Acts xxvi, 8, — "Why should it be thought a thing incredible with you that God sh...ould raise the dead . P" — in which the sorrowing family were led for comfort to the glorious certainty of the resurrection; and afterwards the sad procession took its way to the cemetery on the hillside. The little children with their black bonnets and frocks were a pathetic picture which appealed to the sympathy of every heart. The last sol- emn words were said, and we left her there to the peaceful rest of those who sleep in Jesus. The inscription on the stone above her resting-place — " Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord" — was never more fitly applied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No wonder that my father gave way to the grief he could no longer control, and the children 59 THE STORY OF THE TOYS mingled their tears and sobs with his in unutterable sorrow. The funeral service was held in the Methodist Episcopal church, which was filled with friends who loved and honored my mother in life and sincerely mourned her death. A funeral sermon was preached by her pastor, Rev. M. N. Olm- stead, from Acts xxvi, 8, — "Why should it be thought a thing incredible with you that God sh...ould raise the dead . P" — in which the sorrowing family were led for comfort to the glorious certainty of the resurrection; and afterwards the sad procession took its way to the cemetery on the hillside. The little children with their black bonnets and frocks were a pathetic picture which appealed to the sympathy of every heart. The last sol- emn words were said, and we left her there to the peaceful rest of those who sleep in Jesus. The inscription on the stone above her resting-place — " Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord" — was never more fitly applied.
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