Memoir of Mrs. Myra W. Allen, Who Died at the Missionary Station of the American Board in Bombay, on the 5th of February, 1831, in the 30th Year of Her Age (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Memoir of Mrs. Myra W. Allen, Who Died at the Missionary Station of the American Board in Bombay, on the 5th of February, 1831, in the 30th Year of Her Age

He led their match far wandering round, 'twas the right path to Canaan's ground.' I was led to hope that though long left to wander m darkness, withoutb any light, even 'darkness that might be felt, ' there inight still be mercy for me but if I never obtain cd comfort, I chose to spend my life thus, rather than engage in worldly amusements and pleasures. Nearly four years ipassed without bringing me any lasting te ef I then went to reside at New Ipswich, for the purpose of attending the public school at that place. Itrust I shall ever have occa sion to bless the Lord for sending me there at that time. A powerful revival was just commencing there, and I was favored with a pious family to board in, and opportunity to attend frequent religious meetings. Never can I forget, till memory resigns her seat in my breast, the interesting scenes I witnessed in that place. I resolved to im prove the opportunity I then enjoyed in searching my heart, and striving to obtain the pearl of great price.'

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