Part 9. by Mark Twain]@TWC D-Link book Part 9. 10/19 He was practising upon me to see if there was any hope of his being able to read the document to his prayer-meeting with anything like a decent command over his feelings. The result was not promising. He got through tolerably well; but his audience broke down early, and stayed in that condition to the end. A brother minister came and borrowed the manuscript, put it bodily into a sermon, preached the sermon to twelve hundred people on a Sunday morning, and the letter drowned them in their own tears. Then my friend put it into a sermon and went before his Sunday morning congregation with it. |