Testimonies for the Church, Volume 2 - Ellen G. White

speak, and we saw good fruit of our labors. Firstday
afternoon about thirty backsliders, and children
who had made no profession, came forward. This
was a very interesting and profitable meeting.
Some were drawing back from the cause, for whom
we especially felt to labor. But the time was short,
and it seemed to me that we should leave the work
unfinished. But our appointments were out for St.
Charles and Alma, and to meet them we must close
our labors in Vassar on Monday.
That night what I had seen in vision concerning
certain persons in Tuscola County was revived in a
dream, and I was still more impressed that my
work for that people was not done. Yet I saw no
other way only to go on to our appointments.
Tuesday we journeyed thirty-two miles to St.
Charles and stopped for the night with Brother
Griggs. Here I wrote fifteen pages of testimony,
and attended meeting in the evening. Wednesday
morning we decided to return to Tuscola if Brother
Andrews would fill the appointment at Alma. To
this he agreed. That morning I wrote fifteen pages
more, attended a meeting and spoke one hour, and
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