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I Saw A Man Clothed With Rags . . . A Book In His Hand, And A Great Burden Upon His Back.

Pray And Read, Read And Pray; For A Little From God Is Better Than A Great Deal From Men.

It Gave Me No Pleasure To See People Drink In My Opinions If They Seemed Ignorant Of Jesus Christ And The Value Of Being Saved By Him. Sound Conviction For Sin, Especially The Sin Of Unbelief, And A Heart Set On Fire To Be Saved By Christ, With A Strong Yearning For A Truly Sanctified Soul-this Was What Delighted Me; Those Were The Souls I Considered Blessed.

The Author's Way Of Sending Forth His Second Part Of The Pilgrim. Some Things Are Of That Nature As To Make One's Fancy Chuckle, While His Heart Doth Ache.

If That A Pearl May In A Toad's Head Dwell, And May Be Found Too In An Oyster Shell.