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as if she at last would make an eternal convenant
with her Sis
On the 12 of January came our boys and youths
from Christiansbrun to Beth to their festival which
was kept the 13 and the labouress made them boys
that had Sisters in Beth the pleasure to see each other
She beheld with great satisfaction and in the
evening she was with the Single Sisters at the cup of thanks
giving to Anna Johanna's birthday and was
much pleased with the Liturgy they kept of
the bridegroom and his bride.
On the 13 about 4 o'clock after dinner she was
taken with violent reaching so that she was
not able to be at the Liturgy. Her first thoughts
were this sickness woud take her home
On the 14 she spoke with Geschwister about speaking
the Geschwister to the Communion in Beth and Nazareth
and she continuned sick and waiting to see what
our Sav would do with her.
On the 15 early she took opportunity to speak with
Sister Bohler and to take leave She sd it may be that
I shall quickly go away we have labourd a
long time together it went near to St Bohler
and she sd with concern you have dired of our
Sav that he should take you home. Our dr Sr
Anna Maria answerd No be asurd I have not
but New Years Day was a particular day to me
I will soon appear to me but when I cannot
tell. Sr Bohler askd her with gried do you think
you can leave us at this time she sd yes if it
pleases
pleases him and as Sr Bohler could not speak for
weeping she sd be quite satisfied He will do with
me as it pleases him you must confort the Sisters
and our Sav will comfort you.
About noon she got up and spoke with her sick waiters
St. Smickin and Hussy in how she would things
ordered in her sickness and had thoughts of
writing her life but was hindered through
weakness. In the afternoon St Anna Rosel came
to see her she sd directly to Anna Rosel you'l dress
me quite neat if I go home. Anna Rosel would
put it away and persuide her out of but she
sd won't it be pretty if I should be the first bride
don't you remember on Anna Johanna's birth
day and what pretty verses were sung I thought
then we are all going to meet him. I don't know
certainly I shall go home but if I do then sing
for me when my mouth pallid grows and Br
Smick can play on the Zitter and you also how
pretty will it sound and also she poke with her
sick waiters about the care of her corpse
In the evning Br Petrus visited her and sd to her she
should not be so set on going home she knew
well that by reason of so many labours and so few
labourers we hardly could turn ourselves
she answerd I cant say to our Sav he shall not take
me but if he pleases to leave me here I shall also
be satisfied to help with you to carry on the work
of our Sav. when Sr Bohler came to her again
she was very loving to her kised her often and sd
you are quite satisfied with what our dr Lord does
with me