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also being attended with a Dropsical dis-
vase & a Complication of disorders Ren-
der'd her almost incapable of Business.
Her Reception lay very rear her Heart &
she often would sigh & weep after a nearer
fellowship with our dear Saviour & his Church
Thus she continued all Summer & as to
health Better & Worse
In th' month of Novr: 1792 the Obtain'd
the grace to be a Receiv'd into the Congn to her great joy
& satisfaction.
When we Enter'd in our Choir House
she Chearfully Came with us praising & adoring
the Lamb who had granted her that, she so
long had wish'd for: But she had not Long
Enjoy'd this happiness before her Joy was
in some Respect interrupted by the re
turn of her Disorder in a much greater
Do grce?? than before & in the beginning
of the Present year the Dropsey siezing
her whole Fabrnaile? & her Arm being.
quite useless by the Rhoumatism & c
she was not able to help herself there-
fore was Oblig'd to take her Room &
now it was she begun to think of going home
& speaking to a sister about it Said you
will See One of the Poorest & perhaps
Least thoughtof getting the Favour to go
out of this House First, & wish'd that she happy
hour might soon Come.
She spoke of her Departure with a great
deal of Pleasure Rejoiceing me the full
assurance she felt? of the Love of our
Saviour & she Free forgiveness, of all her
sins in has Dear Blood
In May her Father & Mother came to see
her, she beg'd them not to be troubl'd about her
telling them she was going to her much '
wish'd for Habitation & to her beloved Lamb
they asking if she had a mind to be Buried
in her own Country she answer'd No! I have
hither to Chosen to live with the Congregation
Fehuse also to Die with thom? & it is
my Choice to be Buried Here
After they was gone she Looking out?
at her window & seeing she Burying grown?
she Express'd her Hearty desire of going
home; But added that she should should
be Extreamly glad to Partake of the
Lords Supper first, for now she felt her
Heart bery desirous thereof, & of a nearer
fellowshipe with him shose Wound, was
very near & dear to her Heart
Sometime after hearing at a Distance
One sing that Verse I am Drunk for
love & half Departed &e she begun also
to sing & said I know who was the author of
that Verse I wish I was with him then I
should also be with my Lamb thon I would
think on many whom I leave behind me but
I will think on any Relations First that
you may be luse?
She often repeated her Desire for the
Sacrament & according to her wish & Desire
was Confirm'd on the 13th of August to
her Unspeakable Joy: She now thought
she could be Satisfied till the time she in
deed should be Partaker thereof! but grow-
ing weaker continualy; thought the time
very long so that she Even Number'd
the Days. Being Persuaded to have