The Poorhouse Waif and His Divine Teacher: A True Story
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The narrative follows an infant abandoned at a county poorhouse and raised amid neglect and abuse; neighbors quietly teach him about everyday things while his innate curiosity leads him to wonder about nature and death. Through encounters with a compassionate couple, a strange visitor, camp meetings, and prayer gatherings, he is gradually introduced to Christian ideas and scripture, struggles with concepts of God, prayer, and eternity, and undergoes a moral and spiritual awakening that prompts devotion, service, and a return to help those who once cared for him.
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