The Wolf-slayer; [Margaret Kaurner]Schmid, Christoph von
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The Wolf-slayer; [Margaret Kaurner]
Schmid, Christoph von
Children's stories; Christian fiction; Epistolary fiction; Storytelling -- Juvenile fiction; Sunday school literature
The captain then made known that at his request his father and mother
had resolved to provide for George's mother. "We have resolved to
assist George with a sum of money, to enable him to settle at home; in
less than a month all will be arranged."
My sister was sent for, and the colonel handed her the three
kreuzers.—"Divide them with your mother and brother," he said, "and God
bless and prosper you all!"
May the colonel's prayer be heard. Oh how grateful should we be,
dearest mother, to that God who has so mercifully interposed on our
behalf, and made us so happy and united, and looking at the past with
all its troubles and anxieties, looking at the present with all its
comfortable security, looking at the future bright with promise, should
we not take up the words of the pious psalmist, and say, "Bless the
Lord, O our souls, and all that is within us bless his holy name; bless
the Lord, O our souls, and forget not all his benefits."
In token of our filial love, dear mother, we both subscribe our names.
Your very affectionate children,
GEORGE AND MARGARET.
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