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THE BEGINNING AT OLD LEXINGTON IT is not because he is a minister that Russell Conwell is such a force in the world. THE BEGINNING AT OLD LEXINGTON IT WAS NOT BECAUSE HE WAS A MINISTER THAT RUSSELL CONWELL IS SUCH A FORCE IN THE WORLD
the goal, fought the good fight and neared the end. “Every morning when I rise I look at this sword, or if I am away from home I think of the sword, and vow anew that another day shall see sixteen hours of work from me.” And when one comes to know Russell Conwell one realizes that never did a man work more hard and constantly. “It was through John Ring and his giving his life through devotion to me that I became a Christian,” he went on. “This did not come about immediately, but it came before the war was over, and it came through faithful Johnnie Ring.” There is a little lonely cemetery in the Berkshires, a tiny burying-ground on a wind-swept hill, a few miles from Conwell’s old home. In this isolated burying-ground bushes and vines and grass grow in profusion, and a few trees cast a gentle shade; and tree-clad hills go billowing off for miles and miles in wild and lonely beauty. And in that lonely little graveyard I found the plain stone that marks the resting-place of John Ring. II.  PART SIX OF ACRES OF DIAMONDS THIS LIBER OF OX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN ACRES OF DIAMONDS BY RUSSELL H CONWELL PART SIX TWO
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