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Circumstances, such as no body had perciev'd on her
with with a Chearful & Thankful Heart, being
bowed with Shame before him with whom she
had spent many happy Moments, days & years.
About the 15th it being Two years since
we came in our Choir House she told Sister Mary
Ev'rything how she had been & was in Tyre-
sell-Hall at that time, What Anxiety &
Concern she felt about coming in the Choir House
fearing Least she should not have leave to 
come & how she had in Stillness Pray'd & wept
before her dear Lamb, that he would give
her Leave to come & that if she should have 
that favour that he would grant her the feel
-ing & nearness of his Wounds that she might
be faithful to him therein &c. Nay 'tis almost
incredible, how quick & active her Memory
was over this Matter she not only gave Sisr
Mary an account of herself but of all the 
Sisters in Tyre-sell-Hall at that time, she 
(unperceiv'd) had taken Notice of ev'ry One,
conduct words & behaviour, But to return
she also Express'd herself in a very Lively
manner with grace & Understanding how
Exceedingly she was Rejoiced when she was
assured she should come here. She at the 
Same time viz' the 15th or 16th Instant Spoke wth
with an inly Tender feeling about the Choir
& Choir-Grace what she has felt since
she was Receiv'd in the Single-Sisters-Choir
& what her dear Bridegroom has done from
time to time on her therein, & Perticularly
in this Present year, together with the Esteem

& Satisfaction she has had for, & in the Choir House
This she did from time to time Repeat; And
also she would allways take notice of many
Sisters whom she saw & Reflected on their
Situation at Present and time Past & when
Sister Mary came to her then she would tell
her all her Mind about them, & Especialy the
concern she had had, about her Class under
some heavy Circumstances some Months agoe
& being ask'd why she did not speak at such
time what she had in her mind? She answer'd
"that she always thought herself too mean
& too insignificant to Speak Her mind about
any thing, But she had instead of that gone
somewhere in a Corner & Wept for them be-
-fore her dear Saviour & Pray'd him that he
would Bless Preserve & keep them & Her
& that they might all become a joy to Him.
Once in Sister Mary's Presence after having
fully spoken & Open'd all her Mind to her a-
-bout Many things, she took Notice that her
Aunt (who faithfuly tended & Nurs'd
her all the time of Sickness) was a Cry-
ing: So she demanded the Reason of her why
she wept, telling her she had no Occassion
to weep for her since "says she" I am fully
satisfied & Reconciled both with My Lamb &
& with all my Sisters & have Spoke my mind 
about Every thing, & Now am Ready to go 
whenever he Pleases,,
Thus she Continued under a Deep Sense
& Speaking of herself & her Choir & Often
Expressing her Desire to go. But yet she
 

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