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...of these, ye cannot enter into the kingdom of Heaven,' and who calleth all the weary and heavy laden to come unto him, that he may give them rest. The...encouraged him, were convinced that their efforts had heen of no avail. Intemperance, ' like the strong man armed,' took possession of a soul that lifted...

...and even given thanks that her beloved son had not died in vain, was transient as the morning flew. Habits of industry, which had begun to spring up,...and his cruelty to the dead, were alike forgotten. Dissatisfaction to the chastened being, who against hope still hoped for his salvation, resumed its...

...with itself, and obedience to his Maker. Yet was she doomed to witness the full force of grief and remorse upon intemperance, only to see them utterly...proved themselves to be without root. The dead, and his cruely to the dead, were alike forgotten. Disaffection to the chastened being who against hope still...

...unseen world. Conscience haunted him with terrors, and many prayers from pious hearts arose, that IK might now be led to repentance. The venerable man,...efforts had been of no avail. Intemperance, " like the strongman armed," took possession of a soul that lifted no cry for aid to the Holy Spirit, and girded...

...in vain, was transient as the morning-dew. Habits of industry, which seemed to have been springing up, proved themselves to be without root. The dead,...to the dead, were alike forgotten. Disaffection to that tender and trusting wife, who "against hope, had believed in hope," resumed its habitual sway....

...in vain, was transient as the morning dew. Habits of industry, which seemed to have been springing up, proved themselves to be without root. The dead,...to the dead, were alike forgotten. Disaffection to that tender and trusting wife, who, " against hope had believed in hope," resumed its habitual sway....

...and even given thanks that her beloved son had not died in vain, was transient as the morning dew. dead, were alike forgotten. + Disaffection to the...against hope still hoped for his salvation, resumed itF dominion. 12. The friends who had +alternately reproved and encouraged him, were convinced their...

...even given thanks that her beloved son had not died in vain, was transient as the morning dew. • 11. Habits of industry, which had begun to spring up,...proved themselves to be without root. The dead, and hia cruelty to the dead, were alike forgotten. * Disaffection to the chastened being, who against hope...

...and even given thanks that her beloved son had not died in vain, was transient as the moming dew. 11. Habits of industry, which had begun to spring up,...and his cruelty to the dead, were alike forgotten. . . . 12. The friends who had altemately reproved and encouraged him, were soon convinced their efforts...