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... of Recovery ; opposite Temptations about it . • 23 28 PART II Trials and Temptations of Sickness PERSONAL TRIALS I. Pain II . Weakness III . Loss of the Powers of Mind . 33 • 37 • 48 SECT . IV . The Nearness of Life V. Longings.
... of Recovery ; opposite Temptations about it . • 23 28 PART II Trials and Temptations of Sickness PERSONAL TRIALS I. Pain II . Weakness III . Loss of the Powers of Mind . 33 • 37 • 48 SECT . IV . The Nearness of Life V. Longings.
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... the sufferer sees it in all its bearings and forms of inward suffering ; no one else feels the acute pain of heart and all its 2 Isa . xxvi . 17 . 3 Mic . vi . 9 . throbbings . Each one leaves some disappointment behind , or 4 INTRODUCTION.
... the sufferer sees it in all its bearings and forms of inward suffering ; no one else feels the acute pain of heart and all its 2 Isa . xxvi . 17 . 3 Mic . vi . 9 . throbbings . Each one leaves some disappointment behind , or 4 INTRODUCTION.
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... pain patiently , receiving the various circumstances of life cheerfully , not mur- muring or repining , she may learn a lesson which may sink deep into her heart , and bring forth fruit another day . come , You have relative duties also ...
... pain patiently , receiving the various circumstances of life cheerfully , not mur- muring or repining , she may learn a lesson which may sink deep into her heart , and bring forth fruit another day . come , You have relative duties also ...
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... realized would by degrees remove the feeling of isolation which is so common and so painful in sickness ; " Who hath the Father and the Son , May be left , but not alone . " I 2 FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF A LONG SICKNESS Years of INTRODUCTION 9.
... realized would by degrees remove the feeling of isolation which is so common and so painful in sickness ; " Who hath the Father and the Son , May be left , but not alone . " I 2 FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF A LONG SICKNESS Years of INTRODUCTION 9.
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... pain in itself would not be hard to bear ; that the trial of it is , its interference , as you think , with your duties , and with the comforts of others . You may be sure that it does not interfere with your duties . What God calleth ...
... pain in itself would not be hard to bear ; that the trial of it is , its interference , as you think , with your duties , and with the comforts of others . You may be sure that it does not interfere with your duties . What God calleth ...
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