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(word?) the verse: &quot;Now I have found the (word?)<br />
 
(word?) the verse: &quot;Now I have found the (word?)<br />
 
(word?)--- Sure my souls anchor may (word?)<br />
 
(word?)--- Sure my souls anchor may (word?)<br />
Even Christ, whoto atone for sin,---Was as a<br />
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Even <persname>Christ</persname>, whoto atone for sin,---Was as a<br />
 
(word?) viotin? slain, Whose mercy shall un-<br />
 
(word?) viotin? slain, Whose mercy shall un-<br />
spoken stay--- When Heaven &amp; earth are fled away.&quot;<br />
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spoken stay--- When <add>Heaven &amp; earth</add> are fled away.&quot;<br />
 
She? now signified, thatakeshe wished to take leave of<br />
 
She? now signified, thatakeshe wished to take leave of<br />
 
the friends vaying,, &quot;Goodbye--- Farewell to you all,&quot;---<br />
 
the friends vaying,, &quot;Goodbye--- Farewell to you all,&quot;---<br />
 
moving her hands, &amp; reheating the words, when<br />
 
moving her hands, &amp; reheating the words, when<br />
 
(words?) seemed to linger. Being then left alone, with<br />
 
(words?) seemed to linger. Being then left alone, with<br />
her husband &amp; sister Borland, she held their&nbsp;<br />
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her <persname>husband</persname> &amp; sister <persname>Borland,</persname> she held their&nbsp;<br />
 
hand? most affectinaltely, &amp; comforted their&nbsp;hearts&nbsp;<br />
 
hand? most affectinaltely, &amp; comforted their&nbsp;hearts&nbsp;<br />
(word?) sister Borland,&quot; you will be you to him: I<br />
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(word?) sister <persname>Borland</persname>,&quot; you will be you to him: I<br />
(word?)you will&quot;------Brother Kelin smith having enter&nbsp;<br />
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(word?)you will&quot;------<persname>Brother Kelin</persname> smith having enter&nbsp;<br />
 
(word?) the (word?), &amp; approached her couch, she took his&nbsp;<br />
 
(word?) the (word?), &amp; approached her couch, she took his&nbsp;<br />
 
(word?), &amp; (word?) &quot;you see, Sis, I am going before you.&quot;<br />
 
(word?), &amp; (word?) &quot;you see, Sis, I am going before you.&quot;<br />
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(word?) a few sisters had assembled at her hedside,<br />
 
(word?) a few sisters had assembled at her hedside,<br />
 
(word?) liked around, and said : &quot;I know you all,&quot; and&nbsp;<br />
 
(word?) liked around, and said : &quot;I know you all,&quot; and&nbsp;<br />
seeing an aged sister pilgrim. Sister Borlands mother,<br />
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seeing an aged sister pilgrim. <abbr>Sister</abbr> <persname>Borlands mother</persname>,<br />
 
with whom she often had&nbsp;(word?) spriritual convense&nbsp;
 
with whom she often had&nbsp;(word?) spriritual convense&nbsp;

Revision as of 23:25, 10 September 2018

(First line?)
(word?) with great (word?), & (word?) in (word?) (word?), she
(word?) the verse: "Now I have found the (word?)
(word?)--- Sure my souls anchor may (word?)
Even <persname>Christ</persname>, whoto atone for sin,---Was as a
(word?) viotin? slain, Whose mercy shall un-
spoken stay--- When <add>Heaven & earth</add> are fled away."
She? now signified, thatakeshe wished to take leave of
the friends vaying,, "Goodbye--- Farewell to you all,"---
moving her hands, & reheating the words, when
(words?) seemed to linger. Being then left alone, with
her <persname>husband</persname> & sister <persname>Borland,</persname> she held their 
hand? most affectinaltely, & comforted their hearts 
(word?) sister <persname>Borland</persname>," you will be you to him: I
(word?)you will"------<persname>Brother Kelin</persname> smith having enter 
(word?) the (word?), & approached her couch, she took his 
(word?), & (word?) "you see, Sis, I am going before you."
He was deeply affected, and with much emotion, (word?----


) (word?) her the blessing of the Lord for her 

disfortune. at the (word?) of it she said: amen! amen
(word?) a few sisters had assembled at her hedside,
(word?) liked around, and said : "I know you all," and 
seeing an aged sister pilgrim. Sister <persname>Borlands mother</persname>,
with whom she often had (word?) spriritual convense