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t~ou.TfI.\. Till; RO:\lI TO St:cCE5~ 163
awhile: is not :-.ufficieill. rrhcre must be a hold.
11~ '-'11 notl a hohling out to tbe cou, or Lhe
prizc \\ ill not be tK'Curcd.
\guin. you must act upon some ~1utJ.r uiIIl
{.('UII.,iJN Ii plt.w. s)'",Wtn i~everytbin~. A
li'lin!!\lisbt'tl individual wOS once tt.'ikcd, hoVo'
it wn~ 1)Qf~iblc for him to get through with
8 I('h nn amount of la.bor. Hi~ reply is worth
r ml'lIlbcrilLg. "I do olle thing fit a time."
ljell' ral \\-a.'lUillgtoll \.us runarkab!c for the
order and re~ularity ....ith whit:h he :lttcnued
I) the \,.\."t nil:lir:; cntrw;tetl to his care. Every
p,lpl'r bad il:i dntc and its pln.ec. :-;0 timc WfL'I
104 in lookinr.; up what hud been mislaid. The
11" "Ii dion of lIenry ~[artyn, hoth as a mun
a. 1 ., II 'ouar,", lIt'ponded not aliltle upon
h s h, lllt:- of rC,Q"ulal'ity. rro/Helt nn exlent
I d he carr., these, that he wa.~ known in the
{ ni, ('r-ity a.'1the l'ltUilent who neYN wasted
a.n hour. ]\0 wonder that ho r\*C t such
cr int:llCC as n scholar and n Christian.
There is lIlore in thi!' than you probablyaro
aware of. How ofWn is it that men cnrry to
their gravcs a wrt of unfixl.'l.llless and df'.!'iul.
toriucss of character contracted in early life.