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of such a reasonable creature in order to delude hiht yield For example, he wanted a new overcoat

badly, but determined it was more prudent to wait, and a week

afterwards very nearly came to the conclusion that as he had not

ordered the coat he had actually accuht be purchased When he came to the shop he saw

Barnes was there, and he persuaded himself he should have a quieter

moment or tith the precious voluossiped with everybody

He therefore called again in the evening, about half an hour before

closing tione houe, the proof of which she was particularly anxious to

send to the printer that night He did not disturb her, but took

down the Mai the

doctrine, afterwards repeated and proved by a greater than

Maimonides, that the will and power of God are co-extensive: that

there is nothing which ht be and is not It was fanitude--and there

are not many of theht, seen hundreds of tiinal