And again,--

"I gave this daughter very willingly to our God. After the flesh, I

would indeed have wished to keep her longer with me; but since he has

taken her hence, I thank him."

The night before Magdalen Luther died, her mother had a dream, in which

she saw two men clothed in fair raiment, beautiful and young, come and

lead her daughter away to her bridal. When, on the next morning, Philip

Melancthon came into the cloister, and asked her how her daughter was,

she told him her dream.

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