...began to follow the benignant star ! Not otherwise is it with the varied contents of the sacred volume. The hungry have found food, the thirsty a living spring, the feeble 90 THE AMERICAN PULPIT. a staff, and the victorious warfarcr songs of welcome and strains of music."*...

...to-morrow, Charley," said Mr. F. " You know my sight is failing : you shall read to me, as you wish." Charley did not fail to be there ; and week after...of his inmost being. In it "the hungry have found good, the thirsty a living spring ; the feeble a staff, and the victorious warfarer songs of welcome...

...the exceptions for which he pleads — and extends the same character to " every Scripture" : — " The hungry have found food, the thirsty a living spring, the feeble a staff, and the victorious warrior songs of welcome and strains of music ; and as long as each man asks on account of his wants,...

...begun to follow the benignant star. "No otherwise is it with the varied contents of the sacred volume. The hungry have found food, the thirsty a living spring, the feeble a staff, and the victorious ever purer songs of welcome and strains of music; and as long as each man asks on account of his wants,...

...begun to follow the benignant star. No otherwise is it with the varied contents of the sacred volume. The hungry have found food, the thirsty a living spring, the feeble a staff, and the victorious warfarer songs of welcome and strains of music ; and as long as each man asks on account of his wants,...

...to follow the benignant Star ! " Nor otherwise is it with the varied contents of the Sacred Volume. The hungry have found food, the thirsty a living spring, the feeble a staff, and the victorious warfarer songs of welcome and strains of music ; and as long as each man asks on account of his wants,...

...begun to follow the benignant Star! No otherwise is it with the varied contents of the Sacred Volume. The hungry have found food, the thirsty a living spring, the feeble a staff, and the victorious warfarer songs of welcome and strains of music; and as long as each man asks on account of his wants,...

...the hopes and fears, the thoughts and yearnings are not dreams or fleeting singularities [for] . . . the hungry have found food, the thirsty a living spring, the feeble a staff . . . and as long as each man asks on account of his wants, and asks what he wants, no man will discover aught...