The myriad hearers and readers of Mr. Spurgeon's sermons well know that many of his sentences flash forth with a brightness all their own. They are striking, suggestive, and often startling. Some of these sentences are here taken from their original settings, that they may form a collection of choice extracts, to which the reader may turn at odd minutes, in the certainty of obtaining subject for meditation. - Preface.
Writing a summary for young readers…
For young readers
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