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yours with much respect. Rev'd John Johnson. Nancy Reece Respected Sir, As you were so kind as mention us in particular in your letter to Mr. Elserarth. I thought I ought write to you, as the other girls were writing to Mr. Evarts. The peice you desired to read is very intersting and I think we could be like taht girl if we unclear today. We can see the difference between the girls in this school and the Chackinnau girl. After Miss Ames reads it to us I thought that we ought to try and be like her. I know very well that we have not tryed so much to near hearts as she did, when I think about the judgement day and that it may come and find me unpreserved and that God's word tells us that "the wicked will call for the rocks and mountain to fall on them and hide them from the face of Him that unclear on the throne and from the wrath of the Lamb. I then think I see the importance of being prepared to meet God, and I say on my I will try to seek religion. But then my attention is taken up with othter things and I forget these promises. I then think sure God will leave me if I do not exert myself more then I have done. I often think happy the children of God will be in the day of judgement when they find the Saviour thier friend. Dear society continues yet. We have not forwarded any money