Chapters from life a tale of "our Baylor." Page: 92
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92 CHAPTERS FROM LIFE:
must sink lower and everlower unless a hand be
stretched forth to rescue them? What of all
those that are denied by circumstances the
blessings we enjoy but who, if the way was
opened, would embrace an opportunity with joy
and having one upward lift would ever step
higher towards prosperity, usefulness, and
Christ. 0 Baylor! Great is your work; glorious
your achievements; but your mission is
not yet fulfilled until these poor of God's little
ones are reached and saved and exalted."
And the moon smiled again for she saw an
image of the thorn-crowned Stranger in the
woman's eyes; and being a wise old moon, having
travelled for many years around this world
of ours watching the workings of an all-wise
God among the children of men, she knew that
a heart was being prepared to perform a needed
work; then, having lingered as long as possible,
she called her beams together and drew behind
a passing cloud.
II.
Of course the gossips told the tale in their
own way:-," She is crazy! I never heard of
the equal of this. Why, she was making all the
money she wanted; twelve years a teacher in
Baylor she was popular and influential and in a
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Cheaney, Winifred A. Chapters from life a tale of "our Baylor.", book, 1901; Belton, Tex.. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth29407/m1/92/: accessed April 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Star of the Republic Museum.