...circumstance comes from the same authority " A Lady applied to him on behalf of an Orphan. Afterhe hart given liberally, she said, ' When he is old enough,...thank HIM who giveth both the clouds and the rain.' • pp. 12, 13. These are characteristics which cannot be mistaken. No motives but those of a spiritual...

...thank his benefactor." " Stop," said the good man, "thou art mistaken. We do not thank the clouds for rain. Teach him to look higher, and thank HIM who giveth both the clouds and the rain." FASHIONABLE MANNERS. THERE is a set of people whom I cannot bear — the pinks of fashionable propriety...

...said, " When he is old enough I will teach him to name and thank his benefactor." " Stop," said he, " thou art mistaken : we do not thank the clouds for...thank HIM who giveth both the clouds and the rain." When a friend was attempting to comfort the eminently useful Richard Baxter, on his death-bed, by reminding...

...who applied to him on behalf of an orphan. After he had given liberally, she said, " When he is old I will teach him to name and thank his benefactor."...to look higher, and thank HIM who giveth both the ci"uds and the rain." L came to a knowledge of this, she remarked, that she had often thought that...

...thank his benefactor.' » Stop,' said the good man, ' thou art mistaken We do not thank the clouds for rain. Teach him to look higher, and thank Him who giveth both the clouds and the rain.' — Gambier Obs, EXCELLENT CALCULATION. — A certain Bishop, who had ordered that no ecclesiastic...

...liberally, she said, ' When he is old enough, I will teach him to name and thank his benefactor I' ' Stop,' said the good man, ' thou art mistaken. We...thank Him who giveth both the clouds and the rain.' So far was he from being inflated with the pride of wealth, that he spoke the genuine sentiments of...

...wake in heaven ! — AM POKIER. A LADY applied once to the late benevolent Mr. Reynolds of Bristol, on behalf of an orphan. After he had given liberally,...thank Him who giveth both the clouds and the rain." THERE is a tear more sweet and soft Than beauty's smiling lip of love ; By angels' eyes first wept,...

...gaiety of heart. BISHOP PORTEUS. A lady applied once to the late benevolent Mr. Reynolds of Bristol, on behalf of an orphan. After he had given liberally,...thank Him who giveth both the clouds and the rain. Madame Geoffrin had ordered two marble vases from the celebrated sculptor Bouchardin. They were brought...

...thank his benefactor." "Stop," said the good man; "thou misttikest. We do not thank the clouds for rain. Teach him to look higher, and thank Him who giveth both clpuds and rain." Some persons think it enough to give one tenth of their income to the cause of God,...

...enough, I will teach him to name and thank his benefactor." " Stop," said the good man; "you mistake; we do not thank the clouds for the rain ; teach him...to look higher, and thank Him who giveth both the cloud and the rain." His maxim was, "I am only a steward, and must soon render up my account: therefore...