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I led" Not so concerned about myself, either for sorrow

or joy, that I should fail in anything to discern the Lord's

will, or be unready, or be slow, to do it Not so but that th

and joy always and everywhere, - yes, and holding iven up if he called them back With Thorold

parted frole, almost

certain to be rejected by both my father and led heart? The command said

yes, and I knew there were proely unwilling I had a sort of

superstitious feeling, that the giving up of s, and of my will's hold of the taken away froood earnest

And I trembled and wept and shrank, like the coward I was

"And if a man also strive for masteries, yet is he not

crowned, except he strive lawfully"

"God's way is the way," I said to myself, - "and there is no

other I know, in what I said tointo the world, it was not all principle

There was a o into