The Sinner’s Friend
A rhyme poem and several hymns by Col. Charles Grandison Samuel of Kentucky, recorded after he experienced a remarkable dream. “Its circulation is intended for the plain unlearned people of our country.” Seven illustrations by William L. Hudson, of New York; 1903.
“And so the sinner in his soul
Just like they did in days of old,
Does not allow this Holy Guest
To have a lodgement in his breast.”
Just like they did in days of old,
Does not allow this Holy Guest
To have a lodgement in his breast.”