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He believed he was lost . Then I tried to get him to believe that Christ had come to save him . I left him still in darkness . `` I will be at the hotel , '' I said , `` between nine and ten o'clock , and I will pray for you . '' Next morning , I felt so much interested , that I thought I must see him before I went back to Chicago . No sooner had my eye lighted on his face , than I saw that remorse and despair had fled away , and his countenance was beaming with celestial light ; the tears of joy had come into his eyes , and the tears of despair were gone . The sun of Righteousness had broken out across his path ; his soul was leaping within him for joy ; he had received Christ as Zaccheus did -- joyfully .