[Louis’ School Days by E. J. May]@TWC D-Link bookLouis’ School Days CHAPTER VIII 7/7
Papa once said to me that the Bible is like a garden of flowers, through which a careless person may walk, and notice nothing, but that one who is really anxious to find flowers or herbs to cure his disease, will look carefully till he finds what he wants, and that some happy and eager seekers will find pleasure in all." "Louis, you are very happy," said Ferrers, "though very strange. I would give a world, were it mine, to lay this heavy burden of mine down somewhere, and be as light in disgrace as you are." Ferrers sighed deeply, and Louis said softly, "'Come unto Him all ye that are heavy laden, and He will give you rest.
His yoke is easy and His burden is light.'" Here they parted.
The last whispers of the Saviour's gracious invitation, those "comfortable words," lingered in Ferrers' ears as he entered the house, and returned at night; but he did not throw himself and his burden at the Saviour's feet.
And what hindered him? It was pride, pride--though forced to feel himself a sinner, pride still retained its hold, more feebly than before, but still as a giant..
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