General William Booth had lost his eyesight. His son Bramwell was given the difficult task of telling his father there would be no recovery. "Do you mean that I am blind?" the General asked.
"I hear we must contemplate that," his son replied.
The father continued, "I shall never see your face again?"
"No, probably not in this world."
"Bramwell," said General Booth, "I have done what I could for God and for His people with my eyes. Now I shall do what I can
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