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...about it: — " This money of R.'s (a fricnd who had lent him a few pounds to commence business with) hangs like a millstone about my neck. If I had it paid I would never boriow again from mortal man. But do not mistake me, mother ; I am not one of those men who faint and...

...difficulties, and disaster. " That money of R's," he says, referring to a few pounds which had been lent him, "hangs like a millstone about my neck. If I had it...God has given me too strong a heart for that. I look npon earth as a place where every man is set to struggle and to work, that he may be made humble and...

...his noble mother : — "That money of R.'s hangs like a mill-stone »bout my neck. If I had paid it, I would never borrow again from mortal man. But do not mistake me. mother : 1 am not one of those men who faint and falter in the great battle of life. God has given mo too...

...his noble mother : — " That money of R.'s hangs like a mill-stone about my neck. If I had paid it, I would never borrow again from mortal man. But do...falter in the great battle of life. God has given mo too strong a heart for that. I look upon earth as a place where every man is set to struggle and...

...which have been published, abound in evidences of great strength. Writing to his mother, he says, — " Do not mistake me, mother ; I am not one of those...who faint and falter in the great battle of life. I look upon earth as a place where every man is set to struggle and to work, that he may be made humble...

...knows not how to repay it ; it " hangs like a millstone round his neck," and yet these are his words: " I am not one of those men who faint and falter in...given me too strong a heart for that. I look upon aarth as a place where every man is set to struggle and to work, that he may be made humble and pure-hearted,...

...his noble mother : — " That money of R.'s hangs like a mill-stone about my neck. If I had paid it, I would never borrow again from mortal man. But do...given me too strong a heart for that. I look upon eartli as a place where every man is set to struggle and to work, that he may .be made humble and pure-hearted,...

...vain. One of his letters to her is full of excellent sense: "Do not mistake me, mother," he wrote. "I am not one of those men who faint and falter in the great battle of life. God he-is given me too strong a heart for that. I look upon earth as a place where every man is set to...

...his noble mother:— " That money of R.'s hangs like a mill-stone about my neck. If I hnd paid it, I would never borrow again from mortal man. But do...earth as a place where every man is set to struggle nnd tp work, that he may he made humble and pure-hearted, and fit for that butter land for which earth...