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I now began to hope, that I had passed from death unto life. When I examined myself, I was constrained to own, that I had feelings and dispositions, to which I was formerly an utter stranger. I had sweet communion with the blessed God, from day to day; my heart was drawn out in love to Christians of whatever denomination; the sacred Scriptures were sweet to my taste; and such was my thirst for religious knowledge, that I frequently spent a great part of the night in reading religious books.

Ann H. Judson — James D. Knowles, Memoir of Mrs. Ann H. Judson, Late Missionary to Burmah, 2nd ed. (Boston: Lincoln & Edmands, 1829), ch. I, p. 18

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