A name which stands very high on the scroll of fame

A man whose life is rich in unselfish service

Putnam's Phrase Book — Part 19

The eye of the Lord is upon them that hope in his mercy. _Ps._ XXXIII., 18

Putnam's Phrase Book — Part 19

Which hope we have as an anchor of the soul both sure and steadfast. _Heb._ VI., 19

Putnam's Phrase Book — Part 19

We are perplexed, but not in despair. _II Cor._ IV., 8

Thou shalt be secure because there is hope. _Job_ XI., 18

He hath given everlasting consolation and good hope through grace. _II Thess._ II., 16

From strength to strength. _Ps._ LXXXIV., 7

He staggered not at the promise of God. _Rom._ IV., 20

When the human heart sings with rejoicing hope

I begin to discover somewhat of His beauty

A current of pure and hallowed joys flowing through the channels of the heart

A most happy glimpse into the things of God

Secret essences which turn life into a garden of unspeakable delights

A candidate for the psychotherapeutic clinic

This is one of the consequences of getting into good society

I threatened him with unspeakable things if——

Can you imagine anything more ludicrous than——

My roseate expectations have recently suffered a very severe setback

Bonds for your good behavior will be required

He has a whimsical way of expressing himself

Every man has a deep seated instinct for fair play

The thing must be done decently and in order

If we are to make both sides balance we must——

No woman marries an old man for God’s sake

One of the great outstanding features of——

It is a fact of tremendous significance that——

There is the fact and it is one of cardinal importance

As easily as one could mend a spider’s web

No more than one can sail past the north star

It is not in the least degree likely that——

It is not a matter of the slightest consequence

It is a straw pointing with evidential import

Where there is so much smoke there is some fire

None the worse for a spark of decent indignation

The hollow shams and conventionalities of our day

Our hearts hot with wrath and indignation against sin

Base, mean, prudential, paying no tribute to the Divine excellence

Like the frosts of sin which blight the sweet blossoms of youth

The hundred and one enemies of our peace, comfort, and efficiency

There is nothing more likely to betray a man into absurdity than

It vexes, grieves, thwarts, repels, drives off the Spirit of God