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.a8 Tin: Hi'RJ~G.TUU: 0.' LIFE.
I do not charge it upon you as a fault, that
you are inexperienced, I do not blame ;you
in all Ca'!CS for working in the sa.me room with
the bn.c:C',the rlis::;ipnted nnd the profllllC, r do
not mention it ns .ll crime that bau books arc
sometimes put in ,your way. rrhcsc thiuh'"S arc
a part of your allotment. The)' arc difficulties
which you cannot alwaJs avoid. But what
will you do? )fy heart j'carns oyer you.
And I long to see you betaking yourselves to
the only flure and unfailing protection .. Ask
God for Ch ri:'lt':-:;f:.akc to watt;h over anu Llcs.q
;rou. Seek for llelp in the might of hi. ont-
Hretched arm.
But trying us your case Inny he, let me beg
fOU to guard against u&iponucucy. This will
gi\'c )"ou over at once into the }Jower of the
dcstro,ycr. I wDuIJ say to the student sa.] and
downcast over his books" to the clerk jaded
and worn by his oft.repeatoo. duty, :mrl to the
npprcntice exhausted by his monotonous t..'lSk,
Be 1I0t uisheartened. Though you have no
father's firetiiJe to return to, when the long
day's scryice is O\'C!', and no kind sister to
throw her arlll.:i around you anu kis::l away