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She stepped off the loggia on to the velvety turf below with an aerial grace more characteristic of flying than walking, and glided along between the tall figures of the Marchese and Don Aloysius like a dream-spirit of the air, and Lady Kingswood, watching her as she descended the garden terraces and gradually disappeared among the trees, was impressed, as she had often been before, by a strange sense of the supernatural, as if some being wholly unconnected with ordinary mortal happenings were visiting the world by a mere chance.
The horse bounded away, scattering the group. There were six possible variations of route to Kingswood Station, and he explained them all, allotting one to each man and keeping one for himself. He could detect the men exchanging looks, but what the looks signified he could not tell. He gave instructions that everybody should go forward until either discovering the convoy or reaching Kingswood.
Man is the interpreter of nature; religion is the interpreter of man; Christianity is the interpreter of religion; and God the Father is the interpreter of Christianity. William James Dawson, Congregational preacher and evangelist, was born in Towcester, Northamptonshire, in 1854. He was educated at Kingswood School, Bath, and Didsbury College, Manchester.
This was going beyond the boundary-line of Lady Kingswood's brain capacity, so she merely remained agreeably quiescent. "And when your child was born" pursued Morgana "did you feel a wonderful ecstasy? a beautiful peace and joy? a love so great that it was as if God had given you something of His Own to hold and keep?" Lady Kingswood laughed outright. "My dear girl, you are too idealistic!
There was about his preaching, moreover, a nameless charm which held thirty thousand hearers half-breathless on Boston Common and made tears pour down the sooty faces of the colliers at Kingswood. The passion of George Muller's soul was to know fully the secrets of prevailing with God and with man.
Lady Kingswood merited the description thus given of her, for she was distinctly a dear old English lady, and her title was the least thing about her, especially in her own opinion.
At Bristol, then the second town in the kingdom, the good people had to wait ten years ; at Kingswood, twelve years ; at Bath, twenty years ; at Malmesbury, twenty-five years ; at Devonport, twenty-six years ; and the other societies had to wait so long that finally they lost their patience, and died of exhaustion and neglect. He began in Dublin, and took the city by storm.
Naturally, Lady Kingswood took much of their care upon herself but the pension of a war widow will not stretch further than a given point, and she found it both necessary and urgent to think of some means by which she could augment her slender income.
It was no common enthusiast who could wring gold from the close-fisted Franklin and admiration from the fastidious Horace Walpole, or who could look down from the top of a green knoll at Kingswood on twenty thousand colliers, grimy from the Bristol coal-pits, and see as he preached the tears "making white channels down their blackened cheeks."
The doctor will tell me what to do and it shall all be done! I will neglect nothing as for money, I have none but I will work " Morgana put an arm about her. "Dear, do not think of that!" she said "For the present you will stay here I am going on a journey very soon, and you and Lady Kingswood will take care of my house till I return. Be quite satisfied!
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