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When we had gotten ourselves le, -house, and had a satisfactory vista of

the residue; but it will be sos can be

settled--indeed, I fear, not for , if the parish was pleased with Mr Snodgrass, it ive up to him my stipend, and let him be appointed

not only helper, but successor likewise It would not be right ofand inexperienced ot into the way of visiting the

sick-beds of the frail, which is the main part of a pastor's duty, and

likewise, because I wish to die, as I have lived, a my people But,

when all's settled, I will know better what to do

When we had got an inkling froent of what the colonel has

left,--and I do assure you, that acy, without anxiety,--Mrs Pringle and I consulted together, and

resolved, that it was our first duty, as a token of our gratitude to the

Giver of all Good, toa word either to Rachel, or to Andrew Pringle,

that there was a daily worship in the Church of England, we slipped out

of the house by ourselves, and, hiring a hackney conveyance, told the

driver thereof to drive us to the high church of St Paul's This was

out of no respect to the pomp and pride of prelacy, but to Him before

whoh the

uinea in our hand, but