The Life and Letters of Elizabeth Prentiss by George L. Prentiss
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Home-life in New York.
II. Home-life in Dorset. III. Further Glimpses of her Dorset Life. CHAPTER XII. THE TRIAL OF FAITH. 1871-1872. I. Two Years of Suffering. Its Nature and Causes. Spiritual Conflicts. Ill-health. Faith a Gift to be won by Prayer. Death-bed of Dr. Skinner. Visit to Philadelphia. "Daily Food." How to read the Bible so as to love it more. Letters of Sympathy and Counsel. "Prayer for Holiness brings Suffering." Perils of human Friendship. II. Her Husband called to Chicago. Lines on going to Dorset. Letters to young Friends on the Christian Life. Narrow Escape from Death. Feeling on returning to Town. Her "Praying Circle." The Chicago Fire. The true |
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