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she beckoned to her, &amp; taking her hand, said: &quot;Don&#39;t&nbsp;<br />
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&quot;week for&nbsp;me. ,Ah! their is a&nbsp;<u>stingliss</u>&nbsp;death-<br />
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&quot;yes! a stingliss death.&quot; words, which the emphat,<br />
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ically? repeated several times. She now appeared&nbsp;<br />
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once more to gather a little strength, again expres-<br />
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sed her gratitude to <abbr>Sister&nbsp;</abbr><persname>&nbsp;Borland,&nbsp;</persname>adding &quot;you<br />
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&quot;will be good to my child&quot;---- &amp; again attempted to<br />
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comfort her weeping patner?. Every moment her<br />
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eyes grew brighter, &amp; her counter once more&nbsp;<br />
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heavenly, &amp; she often said, &quot; I think it will soon&nbsp;<br />
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&quot;be over, the conflict will soon be <s>over</s>&nbsp;ended-- Amen,<br />
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&quot;Amen!&quot; and as often did she turn to her weeping&nbsp;<br />
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husband, &amp; drew him towards her, to take leave of&nbsp;<br />
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her. Presently however, she requested tea to be&nbsp;<br />
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made &amp; turning to her partner, she said: &quot;My dear&nbsp;<br />
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&quot; we will have a cup of tea together <u>once&nbsp;</u>&nbsp;more.&quot;___&nbsp;&nbsp;<br />
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and while it was preparing, she addressed him<br />
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with great affection in her countenance: &quot;We&nbsp;<br />
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&quot; meet again-- joyful words, we meet again.&quot;&nbsp;<br />
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when the tea was brought, in she raised it eager-<br />
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ly to her lips , &amp; having tasted, passed the soucer&nbsp;<br />
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to her husband, &amp; earnestly watched him drink,<br />
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&amp; then gently drew it to <abbr>Sister </abbr><persname>Borland</persname>, signifying&nbsp;<br />
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her desire that she likewise, should join in their<br />
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Revision as of 17:49, 11 September 2018

she beckoned to her, & taking her hand, said: "Don't 
"week for me. ,Ah! their is a stingliss death-
"yes! a stingliss death." words, which the emphat,
ically? repeated several times. She now appeared 
once more to gather a little strength, again expres-
sed her gratitude to Sister <persname> Borland, </persname>adding "you
"will be good to my child"---- & again attempted to
comfort her weeping patner?. Every moment her
eyes grew brighter, & her counter once more 
heavenly, & she often said, " I think it will soon 
"be over, the conflict will soon be over ended-- Amen,
"Amen!" and as often did she turn to her weeping 
husband, & drew him towards her, to take leave of 
her. Presently however, she requested tea to be 
made & turning to her partner, she said: "My dear 
" we will have a cup of tea together once  more."___  
and while it was preparing, she addressed him
with great affection in her countenance: "We 
" meet again-- joyful words, we meet again." 
when the tea was brought, in she raised it eager-
ly to her lips , & having tasted, passed the soucer 
to her husband, & earnestly watched him drink,
& then gently drew it to Sister <persname>Borland</persname>, signifying 
her desire that she likewise, should join in their
                                                                    parting