GOD IN A HUMAN LIFE

Mrs. Burnett has written a sweet and powerful story that turns

around an old woman in a London slum. She had not lived a good

life, and, in her wicked old age, lying on a hospital cot, some

visitor had told her the gospel story. She simply believed it;

no more than that. One who saw her afterward, at a time of dire

need, says: “Her poor little misspent life has changed itself

into a shining thing, tho it shines and glows only in this

hideous place. She believes that her Deity is in Apple Blossom

Court--in the dire holes its people live in, on the broken

stairway, in every nook and cranny of it--a great glory we would

not see--only waiting to be called and to answer.” --JAMES

M. STIFLER, “The Fighting Saint.”

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