"I have more than a title to sell, I have more than the crown of Europe to sell--it is the soul of Lady Ann Erskine. Is there any one here who bids for it? Yes, I hear a bid. Satan, Satan, what will you give? "'I will give pleasure, honor, riches--yea, I will give the whole world for her soul.' "Do you hear another bid? Is there another one? Do I hear another bid? Ah! I thought so; I hear another bid: the Lord Jesus Christ--what will you give for this soul? "'I will give peace, joy, comfort, that the world knows not of--yea, I will eternal life.' "Lady Ann Erskine, you have heard the two bidders for your soul; which will you accept?" [Illustration: Rev. John Henry Dickerson, Ocala, Fla. Deputy Grand Master of Florida Free and Accepted Masons.] And she ordered the door of her carriage to be opened, and came weeping and accepted the Lord Jesus Christ. Dear reader, will you do the same? * * * * * TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES Illustrations have been moved from their original locations to prevent splitting paragraphs. The page numbers in the List of Illustrations are for the original printed book. Table of Contents page numbers put in order: Moved Mrs. Georgia Gordon Taylor (page 75); originally listed after page 57 in book. Pg. 53: Changed section to sections (other sections of the country.) Pg. 78: Changed citzen to citizen (Douglass is the new citizen--). Pg. 131: Changed our to ours (prosperity as ours is at this late day) Pg. 176: Changed nothwithstanding to notwithstanding (never harmed, notwithstanding the number)