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He left the house buried in morbid speculation, and involuntarily made his way to a little hut of two rooms which he had built in the Seigneury grounds. Here it was he read and wrote, here he had spent moody hours alone, day after day, for months past. He was not aware that some one left the crowd about the house and followed him.
Even the close of the eloquent peroration, in which Mr. Vincent besought his hearers to prepare for the fasting and prayer of the Lenten season, failed to rouse Blake from his moody abstraction.
He walked and talked with Moody and we have the greatest evangelistic work of his day and generation with Moody as his instrument. These were all men with visions. He has come to great missionaries like Paton who saw the New Hebrides Islands evangelized while yet they sat in darkness, because he saw God. He has spoken to our own Fulton in China, who writes that the people are flocking to Christ.
Can she be like other women, when she is most necessary?" And he walked slowly down the Avenue, disconcerted, endeavoring to solve this sudden abortion of his best laid plans. Shirley endured a miserable three hours, in his attempts to locate the girl. She had not returned to the Hotel California, and he returned to the club in moody reflection.
Spec's he and Brer Hornet had business of their own." "Peter," said Moore, "you are a good boy, but you will come to a bad end." As we rode slowly homeward, behind the trap which conveyed the dear-bought slave, Moore was extremely moody and disinclined for conversation. "Is your purchase not rather an expensive one?" I ventured to ask, to which Moore replied shortly
In fact, the proceedings of the day appeared to affect him with a tone of thought, decidedly at variance with the exuberance of joy experienced by the family. He was silent, moody, and evidently drawn by some secret reflection from the scene around him. He held a book in his hand, into which he looked from time to time, with the air of a man who balances some contingency in his mind.
Fear of punishment Early Impressions Men of piety and learning Fact and figures Mental or material fire The theory of conditional immortality Why invented Moody Divine failure impossible Future operations of grace Restoration A plea for charity Other worlds The heathen Devout use of the imagination. There is a general fear of suffering after death.
Some blessing power seemed to look at him from the gloomy hills, the prairie, and the river, which he was to see again. His hope accomplished could not have looked at him with surer content and fulfilment. He turned away, ungrateful and moody. Long afterwards he remembered the calm and brightness which his hand had not been raised to make, and understood the meaning of its promise.
I made some moody answer and envied him his way of taking things, while Harry tried to smile, and Johnston, lifting down a banjo, commenced a plantation ditty, which he sang with so much spirit that presently he had most of the shovel gang for an appreciative audience.
Moody thrust his hands into his pockets, puffed violently at his short pipe, and gazed at the clouds. "Speak, old Lucifer, what has happened to these fellows?" "H'm, captain," replied the pirate, folding his arms and leaning with his back against a beam, "don't you know the pirates' creed? The creed of loving no one and fearing no one." "I know it very well. Do I fear any one?"
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