A Little Act for the Master by Anon.

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Mar 10, 1909

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 36, No. 10.

A Little Act for the Master.

By Anon.

An earnest Christian woman once learned that a young girl, a comparative stranger to her, was undergoing a great temptation. In her eagerness to help her to resist evil, she sought the luncheon-room where the tempted girl would spend a part of her noon hour. Uncertain what steps to take, she looked helplessly at the stranger until she was passing from the room. Then, impulsively, she reached over to her, and pinned a rose on her dress. The next day the wearer of the flower sought her. “Yesterday I was severely tempted,” she said. “You came at just the right time. That rose helped me to win the victory.”—Anon.