Moravian Lives

Thus far her own.
Our beloved Mother was now looking
forward to & hoping for a speedy dis-
mission from her earthly tabernacle,
but in patient submission to the
will of God. Her desire was not how-
ever granted till 2 years after the
above was written.
Her stay in Fulnec was but short.
Her daughter having in the month of
Decr 1839 received & accepted a proposal
of marriage from the S. Br Joseph Waugh,
who was appointed assistant Minister 
at Peterhall, she accompanied them
to that Congn where they arrived on the
17th Jany. 1840. At first she seemed
averse to leaving Fulnec, where she
had hoped to lay down her burdened
tabernacle, after her labor should be at
an end. But the thought that her 
beloved daughter's usefulness might
be hindered by her refusal, made her 
give the subject the most serious con-
sideration. She was at this time directed
to a passage of Scripture, which