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her conversation proved to be a blessing and a comfort.<br />
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her conversation proved to be a <trait>blessing and a comfort</trait>.<br />
 
Although no longer engaged in the education<br />
 
Although no longer engaged in the education<br />
of children, yet that love to the lambs of the<br />
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of children, yet that <trait>love to the lambs</trait> of the<br />
 
flock, which characterises many of her pri-<br />
 
flock, which characterises many of her pri-<br />
 
vate meditations, was undiminished.&nbsp;<br />
 
vate meditations, was undiminished.&nbsp;<br />
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to the children&#39;s meetings at <placename>Bristol</placename>, and<br />
 
to the children&#39;s meetings at <placename>Bristol</placename>, and<br />
 
also the impression, which the remarks and&nbsp;<br />
 
also the impression, which the remarks and&nbsp;<br />
advice of her beloved father had made upon<br />
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advice of her <persname><trait>beloved</trait> father</persname> had made upon<br />
her youthful mind, she felt a strong int-<br />
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her youthful mind, she felt a <trait>strong int-<br />
trest in behalf of the children of this<br />
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trest</trait> in behalf of the children of this<br />
 
<orgname>congregation</orgname>, and impelled by that interest,&nbsp;<br />
 
<orgname>congregation</orgname>, and impelled by that interest,&nbsp;<br />
 
she accompanyed her husband to the house-<br />
 
she accompanyed her husband to the house-<br />
 
es of all the parents, previous to the children&#39;s&nbsp;<br />
 
es of all the parents, previous to the children&#39;s&nbsp;<br />
 
Festival, although by no means well at the&nbsp;<br />
 
Festival, although by no means well at the&nbsp;<br />
time. The weighty and affectionate words and&nbsp;<br />
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time. The <trait>weighty and affectionate</trait> words and&nbsp;<br />
 
expostulations she employed on that occasion&nbsp;<br />
 
expostulations she employed on that occasion&nbsp;<br />
 
as a consequence of that visit, was, the&nbsp;<br />
 
as a consequence of that visit, was, the&nbsp;<br />
reccomencement of meetings for the child-<br />
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recommencement of meetings for the child-<br />
 
ren of the <orgname>Congregation </orgname>which had been for<br />
 
ren of the <orgname>Congregation </orgname>which had been for<br />
some time discontinued. She was peculiar<br />
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some time discontinued. She was <trait>peculiar<br />
ly interested in the son of our <persname><abbr>Bretheren and Sister</abbr><br />
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ly interested</trait> in <trait><persname>the son</persname></trait> of our <persname><abbr>Brother and Sister</abbr><br />
Borland</persname>, who departed happily to the Lord in&nbsp;<br />
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Borland</persname>, who departed <trait>happily</trait> to the Lord in&nbsp;<br />
 
<date>August this year</date>, after a severe mental struggle&nbsp;
 
<date>August this year</date>, after a severe mental struggle&nbsp;

Latest revision as of 18:19, 11 September 2018

her conversation proved to be a <trait>blessing and a comfort</trait>.
Although no longer engaged in the education
of children, yet that <trait>love to the lambs</trait> of the
flock, which characterises many of her pri-
vate meditations, was undiminished. 
Remembering the blessings she had experienc-
ed when taken in early life, by her parents
to the children's meetings at <placename>Bristol</placename>, and
also the impression, which the remarks and 
advice of her <persname><trait>beloved</trait> father</persname> had made upon
her youthful mind, she felt a <trait>strong int-
trest</trait> in behalf of the children of this
<orgname>congregation</orgname>, and impelled by that interest, 
she accompanyed her husband to the house-
es of all the parents, previous to the children's 
Festival, although by no means well at the 
time. The <trait>weighty and affectionate</trait> words and 
expostulations she employed on that occasion 
as a consequence of that visit, was, the 
recommencement of meetings for the child-
ren of the <orgname>Congregation </orgname>which had been for
some time discontinued. She was <trait>peculiar
ly interested</trait> in <trait><persname>the son</persname></trait> of our <persname>Brother and Sister
Borland</persname>, who departed <trait>happily</trait> to the Lord in 
<date>August this year</date>, after a severe mental struggle