The Thatchers Wife Or An Account of Mary Camps
The Thatchers Wife Or An Account of Mary Camps
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0! if 1 could but tell you ! I am very faint; I cannot repeat half the blessed Scriptures he brought to my recollection and comfort. " She paused some minutes to recover her breath and her recollection, and then pro- ceeded: "I remember some of them: it was as though my blessed Lord took me by the hand, and said, 4 1 am the Lord thy God; fear not; I will never leave nor forsake thee. ' 38 THATCHER'S WIFE. My mother thought I was dying: I heard her cry, but my soul was full of joy. My bless- ed ...Saviour! I am not now afraid to die. " At this time she was bolstered up in the bed, being unable to lie down: she was indeed nearly exhausted to the lowest stage of life, But her countenance, amidst all the suffer- ings and decays of nature, exhibited nothing but smiles and heavenly peace. In this state she continued for some days, without any other alteration than that of her bodily suf- ferings increasing more and more; so that we all most fervently prayed and longed for her dismissal, as the only probable way of her obtaining relief.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
0! if 1 could but tell you ! I am very faint; I cannot repeat half the blessed Scriptures he brought to my recollection and comfort. " She paused some minutes to recover her breath and her recollection, and then pro- ceeded: "I remember some of them: it was as though my blessed Lord took me by the hand, and said, 4 1 am the Lord thy God; fear not; I will never leave nor forsake thee. ' 38 THATCHER'S WIFE. My mother thought I was dying: I heard her cry, but my soul was full of joy. My bless- ed ...Saviour! I am not now afraid to die. " At this time she was bolstered up in the bed, being unable to lie down: she was indeed nearly exhausted to the lowest stage of life, But her countenance, amidst all the suffer- ings and decays of nature, exhibited nothing but smiles and heavenly peace. In this state she continued for some days, without any other alteration than that of her bodily suf- ferings increasing more and more; so that we all most fervently prayed and longed for her dismissal, as the only probable way of her obtaining relief.
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