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The Authoritative Life of General William Booth

CHAPTER XXI
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We noticed the light on her face, and how vehemently she waved her handkerchief.

An Army Officer chatted with her before we left the town in the evening.

'I can now die happy,' she said; 'I have seen The General.

And when the call comes I know that God will send down the hallelujah motor for me, and the loss of my old limbs won't matter in the least.' "I have mentioned 'an easy day.' Having now described in a broad way the typical early stages, it may be well, in a somewhat more intimate and personal way, to give an idea of the work, moods, and trend of the average day of the whole tour.

The stress and excitement it meant in the long stretch of country from the first town to the last were extraordinary.


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