Category: Novels
nourishes the branch which bears its own fruit. And as He has life in _himself_, he can do this with perfect ease, not only when the believer is in vigorous health, and in the full exercise of all his mental faculties, but when he is labouring under those physical diseases and...
nourishes the branch which bears its own fruit. And as He has life in _himself_, he can do this with perfect ease, not only when the believer is in vigorous health, and in the f...
2. PART I.One morning, while musing on the changing scenes of my eventful life, recalling the past, and speculating on the future, I received a letter from an old friend, requesting that...
3. PART II."These quotations which you have read from the ancient fathers," said Mr. Talbot, "merely express their private opinion on the expediency of not attending such scenes of amuseme...