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10.<br /> | 10.<br /> | ||
to that Church fellowship, to which I was<br /> | to that Church fellowship, to which I was<br /> | ||
| − | called, thro' grace, and for which, she knew,<br /> | + | called, <abbr>thro'</abbr> grace, and for which, she knew,<br /> |
I had long been a candidate. But said she,<br /> | I had long been a candidate. But said she,<br /> | ||
you must excuse me, if I tell you that I<br /> | you must excuse me, if I tell you that I<br /> | ||
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=cause your countenance indicated to me,<br /> | =cause your countenance indicated to me,<br /> | ||
that there was a load on your spirits.<br /> | that there was a load on your spirits.<br /> | ||
| − | Can you say there is not? I was astonish=<br /> | + | Can you say there is not? <emotion>I was astonish=<br /> |
| − | =ed beyond measure, and enquired if she<br /> | + | =ed beyond measure</emotion>, and enquired if she<br /> |
thought I had been guilty of some outward<br /> | thought I had been guilty of some outward<br /> | ||
transgression, which lay heavy on my<br /> | transgression, which lay heavy on my<br /> | ||
conscience. By no means, was the reply.<br /> | conscience. By no means, was the reply.<br /> | ||
it is sins of the heart only which I have<br /> | it is sins of the heart only which I have<br /> | ||
| − | in view. I burst into tears and was una=<br /> | + | in view. <emotion>I burst into tears and was una=<br /> |
| − | =ble to reply. she therefore proceeded, and I<br /> | + | =ble to reply</emotion><emotion>.</emotion> she therefore proceeded, and I<br /> |
soon found, that she was no stranger to my<br /> | soon found, that she was no stranger to my<br /> | ||
| − | inward sorrows, Oh what joy did this oc=<br /> | + | inward sorrows, Oh <emotion>what joy did this oc=<br /> |
| − | =casion! My unwilling <sic>tounge</sic> <corr>tongue</corr> was now<br /> | + | =casion</emotion>! My unwilling <sic>tounge</sic> <corr>tongue</corr> was now<br /> |
| − | loosed, and I felt freedom, to disclose the<br /> | + | loosed, and <emotion>I felt freedom, to disclose the<br /> |
| − | hidden source of grief, to which I had so long<br /> | + | hidden source of grief</emotion>, to which I had so long<br /> |
been a prey. The advice and encouragement<br /> | been a prey. The advice and encouragement<br /> | ||
I received from this dear Sister, whose expe=<br /> | I received from this dear Sister, whose expe=<br /> | ||
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own, was such a <sic>releif</sic> <corr>relief</corr> and consolation to<br /> | own, was such a <sic>releif</sic> <corr>relief</corr> and consolation to<br /> | ||
my mind, as no language can describe:<br /> | my mind, as no language can describe:<br /> | ||
| − | We wept together. and surely the blessed | + | <emotion>We wept together.</emotion> and surely the blessed |
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10.
to that Church fellowship, to which I was
called, thro' grace, and for which, she knew,
I had long been a candidate. But said she,
you must excuse me, if I tell you that I
felt much concern likewise on your account.
For what reason I asked; she replied, be=
=cause your countenance indicated to me,
that there was a load on your spirits.
Can you say there is not? <emotion>I was astonish=
=ed beyond measure</emotion>, and enquired if she
thought I had been guilty of some outward
transgression, which lay heavy on my
conscience. By no means, was the reply.
it is sins of the heart only which I have
in view. <emotion>I burst into tears and was una=
=ble to reply</emotion><emotion>.</emotion> she therefore proceeded, and I
soon found, that she was no stranger to my
inward sorrows, Oh <emotion>what joy did this oc=
=casion</emotion>! My unwilling <sic>tounge</sic> <corr>tongue</corr> was now
loosed, and <emotion>I felt freedom, to disclose the
hidden source of grief</emotion>, to which I had so long
been a prey. The advice and encouragement
I received from this dear Sister, whose expe=
=rience corresponded very nearly with my
own, was such a <sic>releif</sic> <corr>relief</corr> and consolation to
my mind, as no language can describe:
<emotion>We wept together.</emotion> and surely the blessed
