Finger Posts on the Way of Life by T. S. (Timothy Shay) Arthur
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households in our own land rests the gigantic shadow of this
monster! "Will it pay?" is the eager question we hear on all sides, as we mingle in the business world. "_Has_ it paid?" Ah, that is the after-question! Reader, is the monster's shadow in your household? If so, it has _not_ paid. THE LAY PREACHER. WHETHER the Rev. Andrew Adkin had or had not a call to preach, is more than we can say. Enough, that he considered it his duty to "hold forth" occasionally on the Sabbath; and when "Brother Adkin" saw, in any possible line of action, his duty, he never took counsel of Jonah. Brother Adkin kept a store in the town of Mayberry, and being a man of some force of character, and not, by any means, indifferent to this world's goods, devoted himself to business during the six days of the week with commendable assiduity. It is not the easiest thing |
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