Un sognatore di sogni; essere un nuovo e intimo raccontare della storia d'amore e vita-lavoro di 'Volontà Penn il Quaker.' come Loe, che lo ha agitato nei suoi giorni di Oxford, era di preachin Cork vicino. Lo sentì nel negozio di donna amica in quella città dove era andato a procurare alcuni capi di abbigliamento. Essi Spoketogetetere di Thomas Loe e ha detto, se egli onlysapeva dove era quel predicatore, se fosse un hun-dred miglia fuori, sarebbe andato a sentire di nuovo lui.Ha detto che non ha bisogno di andare finora per ThomasLoe aveva ultimamente venuto thiere e sarebbe stato atmeeting il giorno successivo. Così andò al meetinge quando Tho

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A dreamer of dreams; being a new and intimate telling of the love-story and life-work of "Will Penn the Quaker." . as Loe, who hadso stirred him in his Oxford days, was to preachin Cork near by. He heard it in the shop of awoman Friend in that city where he had gone toprocure some articles of clothing. They spoketogether of Thomas Loe and he said, if he onlyknew where that preacher was, if it were a hun-dred miles off, he would go to hear him again.She told him he need not go so far for ThomasLoe had lately come thither and would be atmeeting the next day. So he went to the meetingand when Thomas Loe stood up to preach he was, as he said, exceedingly reached and wept much. This was a crisis in his life. Every wordseemed to come straight to his soul. Thence-forth there was no more perplexity, he had madedefinite decisions. It was at this time^as he saidafterwards—that the Lord visited me with a cer-tain sound and testimony of his eternal wordthrough Thomas Loe. He had gone to hear him, wondering whether hewould be as deeply moved as he had been in hisstudent days. The preacher gave out his text—. GULI SPRINGETT, PENNS FIRST WIFE. From an old stipple engraving after the original painting on glass, inpossession of descendants of Henry Swann, of Dorking, England. THE COMING OF WILL PENN 29 There is a faith that overcomes the world andthere is a faith that is overcome by the world—this and the message that followed seemed to himto come straight from Heaven to his heart. Itwas a vision of the truth and a call to duty suchas had never come to him before—it seemed as ifthe Lord stood by and beckoned him. All hisbeing rose up in response. That night (he said)I became a Quaker, and willing to be known as oneof them and willing to suffer with them. As to the rest, he said: *God has given methese dreams to reveal my life and my workto me. I have given myself to him and I willfollow whither the Spirit shall lead. To-day Iwant to tell thee of another dream, for all through

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1910
• booksubjectpennwilliam16441718