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Pansy, 1841-1930

"Ester Ried Yet Speaking"

Something changed Flossy's entire
character. No one who knew her two years ago could possibly deny that."
"She will serve as an illustration, then, to explain my meaning. I
believe, Miss Dennis, that religion should have sufficient power over
us to change all our tastes and plans in life, fitting them to the
Saviour's use."
"But what would such a rule as that do with most of the Christians of
your acquaintance?"
"Ah! I am old and experienced enough to warn you not to make shipwreck
of your happiness on that shoal. I hovered around it, and vexed my soul
over the whole bewildering question until I suddenly discovered that I
was held absolutely responsible only for my own soul, and that the Lord
would look after his own."
For a time there was no answer to this.
Gracie let her fingers wander with apparent aimlessness over the keys,
drawing out soft, sweet strains. Suddenly she said:--
"What do you expect Flossy will accomplish with that last scheme of
hers? I ought to beg her pardon for the familiar name, but I have known
her ever since I was a child. Don't you think her attempts for those
boys rather hopeless?"
Instantly the young man's eyes filled with tears, and when he spoke his
voice indicated deep emotion.


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