Miracles in My Life - J. N. Loughborough

now that I send it to you at once." The other letter
was from a Baptist brother who had just
entertained me for three days in Manchester while I
was attending meetings of the Vegetarian Society
and the British Anti-Narcotic League. He said, "I
feel impressed that it is my duty to send you five
pounds ($25) to aid in your work." Here was over
$65 from an unexpected source! We recognized
this as a direct answer to prayer.
But there was yet another providence. When I
negotiated for a ticket on the steamer "Bristol" of
the Great Western Line, there was a delay in its
arrival, and the ship "Somerset" was substituted. I
went to their office to buy my ticket, but seemed to
be forbidden to do so. We prayed over it for
another day, then our minds were all turned to the
steamer "Rhein" of the North German Lloyd Line,
on which I embarked Nov. 16. Although we made
our passage during the terrible gales and ocean
hurricanes of the last of November, encountering
head winds and storms all the way, and were
sixteen days making the voyage usually made in
eleven, there was no damage to our steamer, and I
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