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Mildred at Home

Martha Finley

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Book Excerpt: 
. . .Yes, yes, indeed! and in the thought that we are literally obeying His command, 'Go ye into all the world and preach the Gospel to every creature.' And how very slight will be our suffering and self-denial compared to His!"

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"But, Frank, how shall we determine this question? How know whether we are truly called to this great work? Ah, it does not seem possible that I should ever be deemed worthy of such honor!"

"We will continue to make it a subject of constant, earnest prayer," he said, "asking to be guided to a right decision; also we will open our hearts to your parents, and consult them. If they refuse consent to your going, we will see in that an indication that the Lord's will is not that we should go. Laborers are needed here also, and it may be that He will appoint us our work in this part of His vineyard."

"Yes," she said; "I could never feel it right to go if father and mother should oppose it. Yet I am sure t. . . Read More

Community Reviews

Wow! I have to say that this book has definitely been the best out of all of the Mildred and Elsie series put together!!! I have thoroughly enjoyed reading it and I look forward to reading the sequel, “Mildred’s Boys and Girls.”

Or rather "The Keith Family at Home and Abroad". Though Mildred isn't traveling in this book, three of her siblings are and several chapters follow their adventures. This, as well as the opening chapters following Elsie, means that little of the book feels like it is actually following Mildred's lif