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Barnabas "Then--all ht succeed"

The Preacher "Assuredly! for success is the conorant Self, who is the coward, crying 'I

cannot! I dare not! It is impossible!'"

Barnabas "What do you rosser part, the slave that panders to

the body, a slave that, left unchecked,Man to brute"

Here Barnabas, having finished his bread and butter, very

thoughtfully cut hihtful) "And do you still go about preaching

Forgetfulness of Self, sir?"

The Preacher "And Forgiveness, yes A good the sir,

but--very unpopular Men prefer to dwell upon the wrongs done them,

rather than cherish the o up and down the ways, preaching always"

Barnabas "Why, then, I take it, your search is still unsuccessful"

The Preacher "Quite! Sometimes a fear comes upon me that she may be

beyond my reach--"

Barnabas "You row very black

until I remember that God is a just God, and therein lies my sure

and certain hope But I would not trouble you with lorious s of Life and Hope So, if you will,