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Ellen-As sad as Sarah Connell Ayers life was I believe her faith in God made her stronger. Death might have pulled her closer into her dependence on her religion to get through the rough times in her life. --Remy B. | Ellen-As sad as Sarah Connell Ayers life was I believe her faith in God made her stronger. Death might have pulled her closer into her dependence on her religion to get through the rough times in her life. --Remy B. | ||
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| + | Jennifer, I agree that she felt that religion was the constant thing in her life, but we also see that her spirit was starting to break a little. When she had to go live with her husbands family, I am sure that she felt like life was beating her down. When she practiced her religion you could tell it gave her hope, but there was always this nagging feeling that another bad thing was going to happen. --Pam P. | ||
== Eliza Ann Mulford, “Rules of the School,” 1814 == | == Eliza Ann Mulford, “Rules of the School,” 1814 == | ||
