Women of Achievement
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I She had boundless faith, however, — faith in God and in the ultimate destiny of her peo- ple. In that faith she lived, and for that faith she died.
Nora Antonia Gordon was born in Co- lumbus, Georgia, August 25, 1866. After 43 44 WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT receiving her early education in the public schools of La Grange, in the fall of 1882 she came to Spelman Seminary. It was not long before her life became representative of the transforming power of Christianity. Being asked, "Do you love Christ?..." she an- swered "Yes"; but when there came the question, "Are you a Christian?" she replied "No. " It was not long, however, before she gained firmer faith, and two months after her entrance at Spelman she was definitely converted. Now followed seven 3^ears of intense activity and growth — of study, of summer teaching, of talks before temper- ance societies, of service of any possible sort for the Master. She brought to Christ every girl who was placed to room with her. A classmate afterwards testified of her that the girls alwa5^s regarded Nora somewhat differently from the others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I She had boundless faith, however, — faith in God and in the ultimate destiny of her peo- ple. In that faith she lived, and for that faith she died.
Nora Antonia Gordon was born in Co- lumbus, Georgia, August 25, 1866. After 43 44 WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT receiving her early education in the public schools of La Grange, in the fall of 1882 she came to Spelman Seminary. It was not long before her life became representative of the transforming power of Christianity. Being asked, "Do you love Christ?..." she an- swered "Yes"; but when there came the question, "Are you a Christian?" she replied "No. " It was not long, however, before she gained firmer faith, and two months after her entrance at Spelman she was definitely converted. Now followed seven 3^ears of intense activity and growth — of study, of summer teaching, of talks before temper- ance societies, of service of any possible sort for the Master. She brought to Christ every girl who was placed to room with her. A classmate afterwards testified of her that the girls alwa5^s regarded Nora somewhat differently from the others.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brawley, Benjamin Griffith, 1882-1939 to read onlineMoreLess
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