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For usually when God gives up men, and resolves to let them alone in the broad way, he gives them rope, and lets them have their desires in all hurtful things; Hos. ii. 6-15; Psalm lxxiii. 3-13; Rom. xi. 9.
Brighton, autumn; a short visit. Piozzi's Anec. p. 126, and Piozzi Letters, i. 1. Streatham, summer and autumn; more than three months. Ante, ii. 25, and Pr. and Med. p. 71. Oxford, autumn; a month. Ante, ii. 25. Lichfield, summer and autumn; 'near six months. Ante, ii. 30, and Piozzi Letters, i. 4, 5. Oxford, spring; several weeks. Piozzi Letters, i. 6-15.
Stinting is only another name for work and patience and economy combined, and it brings its inevitable fruit Success! Read Acts 16:6-15. Say, fellows, I heard a story from the banks of the Nile which stirred my blood. It may be only a legend, but it contains a big thought, and I want you to have it.
The next day the Battalion paraded at 6-15 a.m., and marched to Agnez-les-Duisans via Hermaville, where it arrived in the afternoon. In the evening of the following day the Battalion paraded and marched to Arras, entering the city by the Baudimont Gate, and the men were billeted for the night in the Spanish houses in the Grande Place.
"The elders that rule well count worthy of double honor; especially them that labor in the word and doctrine; for the Scripture saith, Thou shalt not muzzle the mouth of the ox that treadeth out the corn, and the laborer is worthy of his hire," 1 Tim. v. 17, 18; compared With 1 Cor. ix. 6-15. "Let him that is catechized, communicate to him that catechizeth him in all good things," Gal. vi. 6-8.
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