Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Memoir of Rev. Edward Mott Woolley
If there be any to whom my gift seems as nothing, or worse than nothing, I only ask that they will lay it aside, remembering that they, too, have their treasures. And, by and by, when one they have loved and cherished shall have gone to a greater love and a tenderer care, God will give them, in memory, if not in words, a precious record of the life that hung a halo around their way below.
I have, therefore, arranged this volume, not only in compliance with the wishes of numerous personal friends of my father, and in accordance with my own feelings, but also because it has been widely called for by the religious denomination of which. He was a member.
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