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 Twelve Years ctf Age, 
 
 Who Uved on Iiort Collier s Manors 
 in the trbtinee of Ii9wei» Can-^ 
 i^Ia ; who was eonverted to # 
 the love of God in a 
 w^onderM man- 
 Her^ and it 
 proved tijihe ^ hopeful conveiis^ii«L 
 ot th#wholc femily Md a 
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 iemon of a g«rl, who ll^al #ipilei^^ Ma- 
 Aor ill the Ifif^yiime Df IJdw€M»^tJiiid^, called 
 l^lly items, Her :&<li# w^s a |^i« mftfi, a 
 mm iUt was apt 16 driAk bard^ «Jm H tiiaa of 
 gl^gion ; no, not so iriiidt «g a fofrin df^. 
 flWf I |e was V6r J uiigiiii*#}n |iig eonversi^ 
 ti^ aii q woa l4 frequ^(l|^<mrieftf|# siin^ni. ^^ 
 
 : i^xample, and there ^a«f Mueh cruili^Uii^ and 
 eonteneion between hlii >«*< fiis %ife, gh« 
 iir^ often^phraW him mMvimmnem,mi 
 he #ouId iinbraid her nxr ^zlness and w|iS- 
 fulpe||| this it wa^an nn^^mfoptabyijyftift 
 
 ^pd t|i€^did not seeip to^ai^Q -^^^*""^^ -^ 
 
 'iU% ni^ilp^ bof the na 
 
 wife vfummmMif Himrmm e 
 
 with iier^ and i|B|m^fifl^aicl 
 
 go, if she w$^ WHpiliw^ .^M* .^ -^ 
 
 billing, a^ MrnTrnk KH^m? J** 
 
 her. . As^be; wm g<wp««^ Mrs. 
 
 ^I^FaMPW WWfflg to WOdt ,• Itar old. 
 
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 ^t sister is sixteisn years i^d, «!id the otber 
 ixiurte^n, and ahhoogli my mother eurses and 
 8wt!urs fit them almost half the time, yet they 
 rfo not both of tliem do a maid's days work^|^ 
 i^4ns, Cmjm if^, J^ly ? said j|i:s. Marsh, 
 Yt5s,.said FolJy, n little, I shoulij have Jearnf- 
 ed better, hut the giijt were atw^s sweario^ 
 me if I |ii«l4jed lyi^h their ^lieels j it was S^^ 
 jf^ieh tn%m «ft€J 80 wiWing to m # your hou^ 
 l^pe y^^ii will let me learn to spin ? X'Pi* 
 l^o^y^ said Mr9|.p^r8h, you may spin as n^ueji 
 ##yo« please^ a^ I will learn you a|l that Jl 
 
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 At D%ht» before Blr. ItarsK inren^ ^^9 
 he ^ent to ftrfyer, and ^as Polly bad never 
 heiird a prayer in her life iiefore| slie wai^Mi- , 
 prised ip soe»|^r« Mafsh talMi^Qg to s<Mn^l9i^ 
 a^Jf he.saw and was .conversing: with. si)»^. 
 iojfi^Mfiha^o^ldnpt se^ ai^y body;^^ 
 
 ^p, and this gave J^er some 
 
 Lminct, as ^he afterwards re^ 
 
 hi moriMfg, M^. Marsh bail 
 
 liking as lie had the night b^- ^ 
 
 |#n^lp^e surprised than 
 
 she was before: for she now line w there wi^| 
 
 Bobody in s]ptlr^lft.,she ,went to the windowis 
 
 ^mi] locked out to se^i£l|!^ cott^M| wholie 
 
 was talking to, hut.she^md n^^iM she felt 
 
 S uneasy, that spon ^fte^ prayers she tjp|i 
 rs. I)|!arsl|.«lw.J wanted to go himp* Mf. 
 
 
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f&r J Sbew«tfM *«< ten, 1>tit Mtfdl ^JD enn 
 again. Well, Mid Mm. Marsh, you may eo 
 fcoHie, but 1 hope you will «ouie agaiii. sl« 
 SMtf site would, and home she Went. 
 
 w. ^l**"" 5* *••* S«t home, ehe iiir«rme« 
 her fether and mother of Mr. Marsh'g talkine 
 ™* "■«''*.«'«' tWs rooming, and dear daddf 
 Mid she, who db yon tWnk h<r««g talking to"? 
 ■l^the Devil, I suppose. Mid the father, 
 fcirft fi" M^ *"i^"'u^" satisfaotioa, and wairf 
 
 «S?^Jfr '.?"'! •"'**'"' out*hoH^«9,« 
 W^^^V'^J^"'" •S*"««f talking. At 
 l%h«Mr. Mttihyrmt to prayer again, and ^ 
 
 jarf, pcay Mi*.^Marsh, who have you beea 
 
 palfciBg^? .Mr Marsh said tiM qvestiM 
 
 ^1* m mlB*. *ith sueb • serioJs SnJ 
 
 Tr??**"**!* *»«• hee« mo6ki| 
 '*«w*vfee(, than " 
 
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 fcg t<» |b«>ay to God. Ti 
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 toaad ipaws, he Alls i 
 
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 tfUBsn^s to iciali or know what we did or i^i^i 
 ftlr. Marsh then went on, and informed Pol- 
 ly of God's ereating the worlds of Adam and 
 Eve, of their being made upright and free 
 frfti 8in, of their being placed in the garden 
 it' Paradise and of their rebellion agfiinst 6«d« 
 wy eating the forbidden fruit, Ictbat all man* 
 kind must have been sent to hell after death* 
 to a jdace of fire and brimstone, if it had not 
 
 t&en for the Lord Jesus Christ, who^ said he» 
 as^ suffered for our sins, died .on a er^ss of 
 wood, his' feet being naiiy^d^ to the Hital woodt 
 iHd there expired for the love he had for poor 
 dnners, so that all sinners may now be saved 
 tliat wiU b^ili in and love the Lord ^siMt 
 Christy but all that do not repent of th^^^ 
 mi^\ b&]tov« in $ind lov^ hitn, must sl|Jr^>t^ 
 lielf, for. if they love sin more thanC^ii^^N^ 
 llust^t^itii^lly perish. 
 
 jlked and enllghtj 
 tputn^r thojtt paco of 
 at ia»t>oHy^d ov^Mn 
 
 lali I do ? iSm a pWr uiiaone 
 l^ive HtD^ culled and swore, been disobedioQl 
 |o my fa^er and. riij^er, quarrelled with n^ 
 "^ -others anil jisters and oftentimes wished 
 lem in heti, and^-^ not know wh9t>#rpf4ei( 
 rll w«ft;l|il ihisifl^^ and now I e^ot^If#4i 
 
 S»ing t^. that dread^: . pHioe mysielfl^ Mrv 
 [arsh told her, that if she wouW betievn if$i 
 
 fii4^|^ 11$ Lord issus Chi^i ihi mighllHr 
 
 d^ber mind 
 hours, till 
 arsh, what 
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0mA* 0Ji ! iaid sbe Iit>#^6aQ t h&lUffemii 
 Ctinst oao ar will «ave me when I am sogreal: 
 H sinner ^ Oh ! Poily, Miid Mr. Marsh, j our; 
 JbBiog a great BiD^erV will not bimler^^our fo#- 
 ilg saved ityou are l^ut Dvilling to be sailed. -^Oll'! 
 I^ar, Mr. Maisb, s^d she, i f^ei wilfi% to 
 fe'saved, ^d If I possibly eoiildy i WpuicI hb 
 isaved front th^idrdbdfulheHv That, PoUy, 
 ^Hud Mr: Marshy 1 expect is true, but jok 
 ^niust want to ii^ saved from your slns^ as yreH 
 as from the punishment of sin. / • 
 
 It had got to be late in the AD%bt^ ai^all 
 iwent to bed, but PoUjr slept not a^vinky as 
 .sli^jiil^wards inibrnied ; for, she said, dii 
 l|r«8 afraid site should awa^e b beU, an4 
 breclare notgo tojsleep. » ■ U- 
 "isiressof mind eontinued about three 
 ^eksyf^n she was brought* to see that G^|^ 
 
 ^s sake» save her am^^ll Mli|iyi% 
 and then sbe';j»ied clul 
 
 eouk! 
 iiati 
 
 %|iorjto ^««, 
 ^r the gift ol ij^n 
 
 ^Kisfaing sinners like im f €^l MK MAfia4% 
 said shc» 1 see sttfl|ii'fal]ne8s lii Chrlst^s m^k 
 its tb^ there is^ IKugb Jsr all the imMH 
 H^G^ will but ai^epl Qf it. ^ . * 
 
 tS^WiaB now w«Rted to go bome, loiee hferil^ 
 '^idf^ii^ moth«r> brothers and slstyn. WeiHi 
 ^Hollj^, said Mr. Marsh, jllh' tm^ ride in|i^ 
 Jtu|se, and he taebkd bis bufse witb hff» I^HVi 
 
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 *« fktiMr tat mother in me of tfief» oldtowok 
 ni», cursing and i wearing, 'i'his abno^ 
 *roke ^pHy* lieart, and s{ie eonld d« nothing. 
 P^io'lS: ^^^ ftitlier rtid, what ails oS 
 
 If 1!!S^m! •!*'**' •"«''•»'• But Polly eould net 
 •peak tUI It got to be near^bed tilnei *iH>» th* 
 ^ mau said, well,I iweM to go to bed. Then 
 JPriiys month was opened, she went to her 
 «Mdy and said. Oh ! dgardadd^, wiH TouRotA 
 prayer first? Mr. ^„,b priJ/eTeiy FJ^ 
 M morning,and theLord hears hiinTwidtKey 
 live oxoeodiogly happy ; it was to Goitlie was 
 ^ynUgMH^enl did notlcnow who he wn» taiie. 
 WW tflj p<>, dear daddy, pray before yon bo 
 
 «»«!< dewdad^, saM she» anyli&y?!^ 
 
 2 «*«•!««»•«. *»! light if yo^Se'a^ 
 
 «fcpP«|P htue Piullyltneelpd^lrn, and'eriid 
 
 '.•«i> iPILmhoi^reBt Creator of aM WerMl^ 
 
 -.^k » 1 -* L^ 'w Jesus Chrisi's sakftbett 
 •M» «>ul «f uWiMeii thy pnsoM^, to pn» 
 
 ;mMM Mp IMqit^lh^ ««;iniHt etei>iiaihr per- '^ 
 
 m. . Oh • de»r Jesis, gnat me <kvsB^ 
 
 iWk» I R^lw enabled to pray, Ihr I caiAiot 
 
 »My angh< vTithMt thy sj^t. Oh ! graoioiia 
 
 r!^!. *,*?*?. #•«•"»«« and are bound to tUb 
 
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 li of oair Bini* dV >! mdst gi^ofoira Ood, /C^fC 
 thoti h^ipioay honored fatHir to pray J Oh ! 
 ]e$x iHird^ gi?eh|iiri to 9«te thi^ it is bis in-^ 
 Ispeosajble dutjr,, to pray for and^ with the 
 io|i^ that God has givoQ Mm. 
 By t^is tim^the fathe^ foogan to pray 'sure 
 ^niou^h, The Lord, said he, haVc mercy on 
 ly souf, I am^uodone without help from -fioif 
 -vi[hatN,sh^iI do i I h^aVe ne^^er dope ahy^ 
 jipg but sin agaliistlGlod andl expt^et that 
 jen iBust; be my portion' for ever and ever, 
 le mother wa>4ikewise erying out,%irh8t 
 iustld%? i have spent a whole life in sia !L0hd 
 iOr<J, have mercy, was all she could ss^y. 
 The eliildren, by tlus time^ were all wee|i»" 
 ingvbetog under concern of mind, aiid as soon, 
 is J^lly Iml done prayers^tii^i b^ganrlo eyhoFt 
 her brocheii^^ tistersf III a most jiressin^^ 
 [uaniieri to ill^fb#tefu©^ JesUs Christ; ^s 
 the only way to be 11^35 ahd thep^e r^ate4 
 
 UI tfaatMl*. Mar^ IliftP'^^ ^^^n^^^^ ^ 
 feiei that it had upon ^|Rrmlnd^%^ hd^ «sl» 
 »t ebmlbrt ; and, sal^ ihi^ f see iHem 
 »iigh in Christ, lor all the worM that ^ili 
 truHin him and loire Mitt/iitid hate sin lioi 
 
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 lere was not a iklm t^ steep in ti|e mtiif' 
 ly iKe whole night, hui all were cryiiig_aiid 
 [j^r$ying for mercy. The fkher waiited Polly 
 po ^ray again, lor, siid he, I believe y^u have 
 it fto interest at tbid tbroiio nl gtiMe.' ji^r 
 
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 Utile iPdIjr fell on herkbees and itii^oi%4 fQet- V>^ m 
 Cf jforliei* d<^ father arid mother, atfii all herBuinber 
 te«ider imtluM's and sisters, 6)1* a|i^i^tiiiiey aiiWerted t 
 ft Jail d^ <iat,<M}! tord, 1 do iik fe|ioi^B«ar | 
 liow to let thee go, or hoW to l^ai^e off eryiogr 
 to thee, ei^cept tlM9tii bless these diMtefse&j 
 ,i#u|s by the pardon of their sins. , J 
 
 J^, J^fbre Pollj had done prayiog* * ^he fethi^j 
 ma mother cncd out, glory ( o Qod for his in- 
 ^i|Uelove and goodness, and (hey ^oth sub^I 
 jp^iepeiing gf aee and dy in^ Ibye, and poor If of- 
 iy^» heart, rejoicing at God'i goodness, was 
 !imjf%eodiiifi(^berjmi^ntf^ I 
 
 Oh my dear wife^ said the father, J used m 
 .1fWiP*f )^Qd^A<^ fault with you^ but Oh I h\ 
 ,#as raysejtf thnt was wholy fo ^^^"A^ypd 
 yow-7?^#W» tny tf^ar wife, that filrwdiilill 
 forgiiia me-i^I hope I shall never do again ii 
 /fificlMSdIy as I have done. Oh 1 my dear has- 
 :^a#t fSAJ^ the mother^ i^as not you that wasl 
 .■^ ^fpe fot our eonMltes, ^ was mysf^i^ 
 §ait 4i^f husband^ liiif yon ean fbrgi v^ me I 
 §^iff^ never to trfatjo n wickedly again. _ 
 : jii\ loriner ^llpifes were settled and mW] 
 up, 1^ withiri the sjmee of three weeliy^l 
 the brothers and sisters were hopef^IJ^ con- 
 verted^ j|pd Ut vwy happy honse it is. This 
 woii(iorli4 !work in this family, was noispd all 
 ^er tl|8 manors and almost em^f'y body eama 
 If see them* and ^9^lte family were very fi;flp 
 ll tflHng nrhat Of4||ad dona for tbair if n|%^ij 
 
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 Braved a matter of convietioDy so tliat m 
 orld «gier- V<^ sp^ea of abool twelve montb^, a kooA 
 Dd all IjetpwinJjer of preoious loals were hbpefullv con- 
 time, aniWcrted to the love of God/ This was in the 
 not ^poi^^ar 4r9l^ aiidi^ be depended on as truth. 
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