...so, and impatient at the perplexity and delay to get at his money, he gave the whole to the mother, saying with a trembling accent — " Here, my dear,...take it ; I believe the Lord designs it all for you." When a minister complained to him of the injurious treatment of some of his parishioners, he replied...

...moistened eyes began to untie the knots in his handkerchief. After many efforts to get at his money, and impatient at the perplexity and delay, he gave...take it ; I believe the Lord designs it all for you." tudes, frequently without a design to point a moral : We follow him through the vales and descents...

...moistened eyes began to untie the knots in his handkerchief.- After many efforts to get at his money, and impatient at the perplexity and delay, he gave...accent ; " here my dear, take it ; I believe the Lord dcsigos it all for you." peace sometimes almost made him to sacrifice right itself. When there was...

...finding it a work of great difficulty, gave the handkerchief to the mistress of the house ; saying, " Here, my dear, take it ; I believe the Lord designs it all for you." Mrs. Elliot, however, was an excellent economist. By her prudent attention to his affairs he was enabled,...

...moistened eyes began to untie the knots in his handkerchief. After many efforts to get at his money, and impatient at the perplexity and delay, he gave...take it ; I believe the Lord designs it all for you. " And when his age had unfitted him for almost all employment, he would sometimes answer when asked...

...finding it a work of great difficulty, gave the handkerchief to the mistress of the house, saying, ' Here, my dear, take it, I believe the Lord designs it all for you." " — Travels in New-England and New-York, vol. in. p. 115. manner as to cause their hearts to burn,...

...finding it a work of great difficulty, gave the handkerchief to the mistress of the house, saying, ' Here, my dear, take it, I believe the Lord designs it all for you.' " — Travels in New-£ngland and NewYork, vol. iii. p. 115. manner as to cause their hearts to burn,...

...moistened eyes, began to untie the knots in his handkerchief. After many efforts to get at his money, and impatient at the perplexity and delay, he gave...the handkerchief and all the money to the mother of Ihe family, saying, with a trembling accent,' Here, my dear, take it; I believe the Lord designs it...

...efforts to get at bis money, and impatient at the perplexity and delay, be gave the handkerchief aad all the money to the mother of the family, saying,...take it; I believe the Lord designs it all for you." Eliot died in tbe year 1 690, at the advanced age of 86. Few of his family were alive to lament his...

...tears of gratitude, 1 he began to untie the knots. After many •fruitless efforts, and impatient of the perplexity and delay, he gave the handkerchief...all the money to the mother of the family, saying, " here, my dear, take it ; I believe the Lord designs it all for you." Mr. Eliot published several...