The words of truth and soberness. _Acts_ XXVI., 25
This is the finger of God. _Ex._ VIII., 19
By the law is the knowledge of sin. _Rom._ III., 20
Things that accompany salvation. _Heb._ VI., 9
If a man die shall he live again? _Job_ XIV., 14
Watchman, what of the night? _Isa._ XXI., 11
In the furnace of affliction. _Isa._ XLVIII., 10
Owe no man anything, but to love one another. _Rom._ XIII., 8
A wounded spirit who can bear. _Prov._ XVIII., 14
Riches certainly make themselves wings. _Prov._ XXIII., 5
A man to have friends must shew himself friendly. _Prov._ XVIII., 24
Whoso findeth a wife findeth a good thing. _Prov._ XVIII., 22
It is more blessed to give than to receive. _Acts_ XX., 35
Perfect love casteth out fear. _I John_ IV., 18
A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. _Prov._ XXII., 1
The spirit truly is ready, but the flesh is weak. _Mk._ XIV., 38
Comfort one another with these words. _I Thess._ IV., 18
Of whom the world was not worthy. _Heb._ XI., 38
The weightiest factors in the whole matter is——
Demonstrated beyond all possibility of contradiction
It leads to the inevitable conclusion that——
A foregone conclusion. _Othello_, III., 3
I speak from certainties. _Coriolanus_, I., 2
In such a way as to raise a mild suspicion that——
I smell a device. _Twelfth Night_, II., 3
It is the fashion of unthinking persons to——
The knack of setting everything and everybody by the ears
It was not placatory but rather exasperating
The intention was good but the method was wrong
He is going over fool’s hill and is only part way over
I feel very grateful to you for your kindness
Tried in the crucible of sacrifice and suffering
An adverse wind blowing from an unexpected quarter
I have had an affecting business on my hands
An ill-advised and unfortunate attempt to stir up strife
Acquainted with the painful problems of life
All the while I was living in blissful ignorance of——
I was sweetly oblivious to the fact that——
The idea never occurred to them so far as any evidence goes to show
One half the world knows not how the other half lives
It will not do to further exalt our differences
He that hunts two hares will catch neither
Everybody’s business is nobody’s business
A long pull, a strong pull, and a pull all together