Capitolo 22
the chapel opens until God it will send a worker _after Suo really
heart_."
During the nine year-old famous earthquake in front of girl a little Welsh
Mary Price called was attending then a London school. His/her children were
almost frightened out of their intelligence from the lifting, the accident of
broken glass, the underground and long grumbling and, in common with many
London residents, in that time to which small Mary has promised to serve God. For
nine years she strove him and it prayed, but it didn't find any way from which she was able
comes next to Him. Persuaded by a friend that it knew his/her inside pain,
she looked for out the Methodist reunion-house and despised in Seven Quadrants,
and there it felt Fletcher that preaches for his/her soul of the "one." Light flashed
through all of his/her being as her he/she listened, and that morning Mary of Price
the "Way" to the "Truth" infallible and her "Life" eternal, entering later
above in communion of the whole life with Him who its spirit so sincerely had
looked for.
For the fifty-nine year-old Mary a bright light was in the kingdom of the grace.
I CAPITULATE IX.
THE VICAR OF MADELEY.
To the thirty year-old of age Fletcher to become a missionary to was pressed
Antigua, but it was prejudiced from the suggestion of Charles Wesley that
anticipated for him a more useful service in England.
Introduced by John Wesley to the famous Countess of Huntingdon,
Fletcher was subsequently praised to her by his/her/their poet-brother in such
way as the behavior to exhort chaplain to become him/it to his/her family. On
the understanding that the appointment should not interfere one
with his/her preaching or the job on that he had taken among French
prisoners and refugees, he accepted the place, and through him it became
informed with many great spirits of what they classified among the noble the
earth.
A great job was done to this point to Everton, the parish of the
Turn. John Berridge, and Fletcher made special efforts to see and
draws profit from him. He introduced him to the famous cleric as a