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… to her feet and took the family Bible upon her left arm, the book being an ordinary-sized one. While holding it thus, her eyes looking upward and in an opposite …

… vision. Her hands were folded across her breast. Her eyes were directed intently upward, and her lips were closed. There was no breathing, although the heart …

… made her way to the platform for her talk and took a seat beside Elder Haskell ( Manuscript 123, 1906 ). When her turn came to speak, she stood just to the left of the …

… to her and laid the matter before her. Daniells took with him Early Writings and the 1843 chart. He sat down close to her and plied her with questions. His report …

… her, to keep her company....There is really more home life for your mother than during the years when her activities led her to isolate herself in her office …

… was her traveling companion and secretary most of the time for thirty years, is with her; and so is May Walling, who was brought up in her home, and who has been …

… in her own language, a brief story of her childhood days, her conversion, and her early Christian experiences in connection with the great Second Advent movement …

… , gave her confidence for the future. Witness the following statement, written by her in 1890 in review of her own experience, and with full knowledge of the …

… her. Her health was poor; she was in constant bodily suffering; tuberculosis ravaged her lungs; and in every way she appeared “marked for the grave.” Her family …

… and her book work was going well, she fixed her eyes on the dates for the Eastern camp meetings to start August 22 at Worcester, Massachusetts. Finally her communication …