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the pft and compensated my labour with an
affectionate kiss. I hope he will not suffer with
cold today, having returned without his
overcoat. I have much work. I must conclude
with beseeching the mercies of God to rest
upon the familyi.
April 17th 1850
What thankful creatures we should all for the
interposition of Divine Providence in sending us
so pleasant a day. Yesterday we were all filled with
murmuring against the snow, rain and hail
which were sent by out good master We all expect good
and not evil from his merciful long suffering
hands. We are all sinful rebelloius servants and are now
reaping the fruits of our labour it is truly an alarming
time I never knew of such weather before, past the middle
of April the weather still cold. fires very necessary
But thanks be to God we are yet assured and health
and strngth the use of our faculties yet extended
to us so undeserving of so many privileges.
I have been permitted once more to read my Bible
read this morning the 15:16.17 chap of Kings which
I happy to say were very interesting to me.