Moravian Lives

"Yes," she replied, "when my weakness
suffers me to think; but I am well
assured of His faithfulness." About
half an hour after this, she requested 
to be helped up, & placed in her chair,
that she might feel the rays of the sun,
then shining brightly in at her window.
She sat about a quarter of an hour, 
saying the sun was warm & pleasant.
She then returned to bed, but as she
was settling herself in bed, her daugh-
ter observed that her head sunk down
a little, & on looking more closely at
her, perceived that her eyes were
fixed in death. She still continued
to breathe for a minute, & then de-
parted in the gentlest manner,
the only difference in her appearance
being, that no motion was perceptible.
Her redeemed soul had gone to the
arms of her Saviour.
Much might be said as to the
character of our beloved relative, as
a wife, a mother, a friend, a Christian, -