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The Morgesons

CHAPTER X
7/22

She looked pleased, but did not thank him.

There was already a beautiful stand of flowers in the middle room, which was odorous the year round with their perfume.
The weather was now cold, and we congregated about the fire; for there was no other comfortable room in the house.

One afternoon, when I was digging in Aunt Mercy's geranium pots, and picking off the dead leaves, two deacons came to visit grand'ther, and, hovering over the fire with him, complained of the lukewarmness of the church brethren in regard to the spiritual condition of the Society.

A shower of grace was needed; there were reviving symptoms in some of the neighboring churches, but none in Barmouth.

Something must be done--a fast day appointed, or especial prayer-meetings held.


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