Fifteen Years with the Outcast by Mrs. (Mother) Roberts Florence
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I was about to leave her (by the way, she had observed almost stolid
silence so far), she called me to come back. "What is it, dear?" I asked. "Say, do you mind telling me who you are?" "Why? Why do you wish to know?" After a prolonged silence I once more was about to depart, but she called again: "I'll have to say it." "Say what, Lucy?" "Say this: _you act like a Christian_." Oh! praise God, praise God! the ice was broken, and my pent-up soul gave vent to a copious flow of refreshing tears, as I bowed in gratitude at that prison bunk, beside that wandering sick girl, and poured out my heart in earnest prayer for the dear Father to guide her into all truth, and to make me ever-wise in my administrations to the needs of herself and others. Then, kissing her on the brow, I left her. [Illustration: SHEET MUSIC WAS IT YOU? Words and Music by Mrs. FLORENCE ROBERTS. |
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