[The Girl from Montana by Grace Livingston Hill]@TWC D-Link bookThe Girl from Montana CHAPTER XIV 10/22
It was all one to them whether he prayed three times or once, so the service got done at the usual hour.
But the majority were being led to see that there is such a thing as a close and intimate walk with God upon this earth. Into this church came Elizabeth, the sweet heathen, eager to learn all that could be learned about the things of the soul.
She sat beside her grandmother, and drank in the sermon, and bowed her lovely, reverent head when she became aware that God was in the room and was being spoken to by His servant.
After the last echo of the recessional had died away, and the bowed hush of the congregation had grown into a quiet, well-bred commotion of the putting on of wraps and the low Sabbath greetings, Elizabeth turned to her grandmother. "Grandmother, may I please go and ask that man some questions? He said just what I have been longing and longing to know, and I must ask him more.
Nobody else ever told me these things.
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