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EXAMINATIONS OF PERSONS UNDER SPIRITUAL CONCERN II
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have all ye days of ys week sabath days12 And this sweet frame continued
with me for four or five days after & I could then say The lines are fallen to
me in pleasant places & I have a [240/—] goodly heritage. And I can truly say
from my Experience That the Lords Service is a reward to it self, tho there
were no reward after this life. I could then say The Lord is my portion saith
my Lord therefore will I hope in him.13
From this point on, the handwriting and speUing are markedly different from all that
precedes it.
La 3:24.

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