Contents
Contents
Preface
Introduction
A Boy’s Victory
A Boy’s Story
Over the River
Moody and the Children
A Child’s Request for Prayer
The Little Bell Boy
Reaping the Whirlwind
The Speaking Card
Moody’s Mother and Her Prodigal Son
The Saloonkeeper and His Children
“Rover”
The Prisoner Weeping for His Children
Young Moody in Boston
Dr. Booth’s Story
Peace
“Pull for the Shore, Sailor”
Very Sad News
Young Moody’s Conversion
The Child in Heaven
Faith
Saved in Weakness
Little Moody at School
The Drunken Boy Reclaimed
How Little Moody Took the Whippings
The Repentant Son
Waiting for Jesus
Moody in the Far West
Lost in the Deep
The Stolen Boy
The Happy Home
Over the Mountains
The Smiling Mother’s Sad Farewell
Emma’s Kiss
Emma’s New Muff
Little Jimmy
Sammy and His Mother
In Jail
The Little Orphan
The Praying Little Cripple
Prayer Answered
The Little Orphan’s Prayer
Willie Asks Pardon and Prays
A Singular Story
Mrs. Moody Teaching Her Child
The Smiling Child
The Orange Boy
Love
A Little Boy Converts His Mother
Sympathy
Looking Down from Heaven
The Fatal Slumber
Love in the Sunday School
Willie and the Bears
The Blind Child
The Child and the Infidel
The Boy Who Went West
The Demoniac
Dinna Ye Hear Them Comin’?
Parting Words
The Little Greyhound in the Lion’s Cage
Off for America
Little Great Men
The Idiot Boy
Hold Up Your Light
The Cross
“A Little Child Shall Lead Them”
The Child and the Book
The Horse That Was Established
Dr. Chalmers’ Story
Johnny, Cling Close to the Rock
Obedience Explained
Jumping into Father’s Arms
The Imprisoned Children
The Collier and His Children
Work Among Homeless Children
Found in the Sand
The Little Norwegian
For Charlie’s Sake
Picking Up the Bible
Willie
The Mistake That Was Corrected
Moody Chasing His Shadow
Open the Door
Higher and Higher
Believe
“Let the Lower Lights Be Burning”
The Good Mother
A Voice from the Tomb
“Hold the Fort, for I Am Coming”
The Young Converts
The Little Bird’s Freedom
Finding Your Picture
The Loved One and the Lover
Humility
The Little Winner
Blind Bartimeus
The Bible
Child Friendship—How Durable
Son, Remember
The Prodigal’s Return
Cherries
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