 A female friend called upon us this morning. She informed me of her determination to quit her native land, to endure the sufferings of a Christian amongst heathen nations— to spend her days in India's sultry clime. How did this news affect my heart...  Ann of Ava - Page 26by Ethel Daniels Hubbard - 1913 - 245 pagesFull view - About this book
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...the sufferings of a Christian amongst heathen nations — to spend her days in India's sultry clime. How did this news affect my heart! Is she •willing...heathen, this day, than I recollect to have felt, through ray whole past life. How dreadful their situation! What heart but would bleed at the idea of the sufferings... | |
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...sufferings of a christian amongst heathen nations, to spend her days in India's sultry clime. How did the news affect my heart ! Is she willing to do all this...aid, in a land where divine revelation has shed its brightest rays ? I have felt more, for the salvation of the heathen, this day, than I recollect to... | |
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