 The last day, 26th of the Fourth month, early in the morning, the conflict of nature increasing, she said, in a patient disposition, " This is wearing work :" after a coughing fit, being much exhausted, " It will be well, let it be which way it may ;...  Memoirs of the Life and Travels in the Service of the Gospel of Sarah Stephenson - Page 224by Joseph Gurney Bevan, Sarah Stephenson - 1807 - 233 pagesFull view - About this book
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...disposition, " This is wearing work :" after a coughing fit, being much exhausted, " It will be well, let it be which way it may ; and that is better than...be nearly over now, I have so little strength left ;" then making a little pause, seemed to be uttering praises " How good ! how good ! " After a while... | |
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...' Glory ! glory !' One day, after a fit of violent coughing, which left her much spent, she said, ' It will be right, let it be which way it may ; and...uttering praises, saying, ' How good! how good!' and seemed engaged in sweet supplication. A friend asking her how she did, she replied, after a pause,... | |
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