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Transcribe page 25
in Esther Latrobe
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and proceeded to say: "I had once to seek my Saviour,
"when in this state, but not now. I know he
"will do all things well!" During the night
some of the symptoms abated, though the most
alarming continued. She became
slept, and wandered occasionally in her mind
always in an edifying way. Early in the morn
ing her
pulse, shook her head, and upon having her
loom, informed her
her life was now gone, mortification had
commenced, and that day would be her last.
With a bleeding and agonised heart, yet with
prayer for the Divine support, he immediate
ly returned to the bedside of his dying wife,
to hear, what I may have to tell you?' Though
she had appeared almost insensible before, she
seemed to understand him in a moment, looked
and firmness said: "Yes my dear I am! Having fun
informed of the
she exclaimed with peace in her countenance;
Well - the
always best. I had hoped to have been spared a little