Miss Havergal tells of her experience in the girls' school at Dusseldorf.

She went there soon after she had become a Christian and had confessed Christ.

Her heart was very warm with love for her Saviour and she was eager to speak for him.

To her amazement, however, she soon learned that among the hundred girls in the school, she was the only Christian.

Her first thought was one of dismay--she could not confess Christ in that great company of worldly, un-Christian companions.