| A Report of a Sermon from Uncle Bud Robinson |
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Some of my friends say that I do. I used to stutter, and then I was afflicted so much. O h! There were so many things that I had to contend with! I used to want the other fellow’s fine physique and gift of speech; but I was a little crippled fellow, all twisted up and knocked down, both arms out of place, one big eye and one little one, and my mouth was cut on bias, and I didn’t have much sense. But with all that, I said, “I am going to make a man out of Bud Robinson or I am going to kill him.” I said, ”Oh, Bud, you have got to make good.” And I set out to make good. How well I have been able to succeed I will leave for the Lord and folks to say, but I have not been lazy. |