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entertained her Room-Fellows along while in
telling them, how She would in time say the poor
Greenlanders how well & happy a poor Creature could
become by our Saviour & what She feeled & enjoy'd by
Him. Ao. 1760. Was She taken amongst the rest with the
shmal  small Pox got afterwards bad Eyes, & as her Eyes
grew better the a hectic-fever took place, but
for all that She was lively & happy & was allways  always
grieved when She must hinder herself from the
Children-Meeting. She was continualy  continually wth. her
Children, as much as her Weak Circumstances
would allow it. Her sedate Disposition of Mind
made her so much regard by her Children that
every one submitted to her Remembrances.
Hereby we cann't pass over the Joy we had about
her, when her sickly Circumstances sometimes caused
her some heat or Impatiens  Impatience, how soon she
judged herself & came directly wth. 100 Tears
in her Eyes begging forgivenes  forgiveness, & we had enough
to do only to comfort her. Shortly before
as Binel Grass departed wth. which She had
a very intim Conexion  Connection, they were once both
overheard in a very confident Discours  Discourse: They 
both were glad that they would soon meet by
our Saviour, & certifyed  certified their tender Love to
one another in such a touching Maner  Manner, that
 

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