The writer has felt the need of encouragement while laboring in the
Sabbath-school; and he has had that need supplied in no small measure
from the consideration of the facts now before his readers. He hopes that
the effect which these facts have had upon his mind, will be produced
upon the minds of all who may peruse these pages. If such be the case--if
but one devoted, self-denying teacher derive encouragement--his end will
be more than answered.
With earnest prayer that the great Head of the Church will grant his
blessing upon this little work, the writer submits it to his reader.
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
I. THE VILLAGE--THE NEW SUNDAY-SCHOOL--THE SUPERINTENDENT--A REVIVAL.
II. THE HISTORY OF JAMES.
III. HISTORY OF THOMAS.
IV. HISTORY OF GEORGE.
V. CONCLUSION--BENEFITS OF SUNDAY-SCHOOLS.
CHAPTER I.
THE VILLAGE--THE NEW SUNDAY-SCHOOL--THE SUPERINTENDENT--A REVIVAL.
M---- is a small village in the west of England, delightfully situated in
a wooded pleasant valley. Through it runs the parish road, which--as it
leads to the seashore, from whence the farmers of that and the
neighboring parishes bring great quantities of sand and seaweed as
manure--frequently presents, in the summer, a bustling scene.
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