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[Gcl-commits] transcribe sovereign


From: Kitty Hebert
Subject: [Gcl-commits] transcribe sovereign
Date: Fri, 15 Sep 2006 18:08:10 -0500

Suddenly he sat up, looked suspiciously over at the silenced Jim,looked suspiciously at Heaven. Could he be a traitor to them, could he resist the current of theirunited belief and longing?
Elmer forlornly began to cross out the lovely scrawls he had madein his note-book.
Dont forget, Brother Fislinger, that the devil can quoteScripture to his purpose.
You know Ive only been up here at the college once before.
Say, is it really truehes under conviction of sin? Hedrowsed through page on page of Ingersolls rhetoric and jesting.
Jim spoke abruptly:You son of a sea-cook!
Are you going to let me go awaymiserable and beaten, old man? And he just couldnt stand it if he didntbecome a friend of yours.
Mighty proud to have you let me come butting inhere in this informal way.
Cozily, Cant I run up and see my two boys if I want to, Elmy?
I never heard a betterexhibition of bunco-steering in my life. Fellow thatcouldnt believe the Bible, least he could do was not to disturbthe faith of others. Whatd she thinkif she ever saw him with Juanita?
He was unable to pump up evenone good sneer.
Jim shied a thin book at him, and sank again into infidel sleep.
He tried to remember the sermons he had heard.
And I dont require anyJames Blaine Lefferts to tell me, neither! His mother was wringing his hand, begging, Oh, wont you come? Elmer had a playful custom of squeezing peoples hands till theycracked. Seehow were all longing for you, praying for you! It was all inspired, everyword, no matter what scoffers like Jim said. Roberts turned to Elmer again, and gloated:Well, old son, Ive been hearing a lot about you.
It was a selection from the writings ofRobert G.
He threw the last of his emotional reserve into a ringing, You betI will, Ma! He was among them, Judson Roberts, with his arms held out, hisvoice a bugle.
Oh, brother, brother, now Iunderstand why Jimmy here, and poor Elmer, are lost to the faith! He had only to bring Jim also to Jesus, then all of themwould be together in beatitude!

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