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Updated: May 15, 2025
It was, says her sister, at Oxford station on the way to Winterdyne. "I thought Frances was dozing when she exclaimed, with that herald flash in her eye, 'Marie! I see it all; I can write a little book, My King; and rapidly went through divisions for thirty-one chapters." The writer of this short biography may here refer to a never-to-be-forgotten hour that he spent with Frances R. Havergal.
It was like a look into heaven, and yet when my Father sent me back again, I felt it was His will, and so I could not be disappointed." In January, 1875, she was removed to Winterdyne, where she heard of the sudden death of her brother Henry. After a few days a relapse set in, and her stepmother was sent for. After the fever had passed away she suffered very severe pain.
She was unable to go to church at Winterdyne one snowy morning in 1873. She asked for her Prayer-book while still in bed, as she always liked to follow the services for the day. On Mr. Shaw, her brother-in-law, returning from church, he heard the piano sounding. "Why, Frances," he said, "I thought you were upstairs."
Intercession for the universities and public schools, for many friends, for M.V.G.H., and E.C. THURSDAY "Goodness." For much fruit to His praise. Soul-winning. Spirit of praise. Forgive us our trespasses. Local work. Swansea and Mrs. Morgan. For my sister Ellen, all at Winterdyne, "and the servants." FRIDAY "Faith." Wisdom to be shown more of His will and commands. Lead us not into temptation.
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