...thee upon the sea. He walks the wave, he wings the sail — The shore is gained, and thou art free. EACH trial has its weight ; which whoso bears. Knows...woe, and need of succouring grace. The martyr's hope may half wipe out the trace Of flowing blood ; and so life's humbler cares Smart more, because they...

...chosen are few, few the deeds well done, So scantness is still Heaven's might. LXXXVII. VEXATIONS. Each trial has its weight ; which, whoso bears Knows...Smart more, because they hold in Holy Writ no place. This be my comfort, in these days of grief, Which is not Christ's, nor forms heroic tale. Apart from...

...chosen are few, few the deeds well done, So scantness is still Heaven's might. LXXXVII. VEXATIONS. Each trial has its weight ; which, whoso bears Knows...Smart more, because they hold in Holy Writ no place. This be my comfort, in these days of grief, Which is not Christ's, nor forms heroic tale. Apart from...

...For scantncss is still Heaven's might. 11 LONELINESS. LXXXVIII. VEXATIONS. EACH trial has its werght; which whoso bears, Knows his own woe, and need of...Smart more, because they hold in Holy Writ no place. This be my comfort, in these days of grief Which is not Christ's, nor forms heroic tale. Apart from...

...GOD, in His good Providence, may have some such Bishop in store for us." CHAPTER X. Bifficttlttes. " Each trial has its weight ; which whoso bears Knows...hope half wipes away the trace Of flowing blood ; the whole life's humblest cares Smart more, because they hold in Holy Writ no place." Lyra Apostolica....

...touchy to be wounded by such trifles, and yet they sting us more keenly perhaps than deeper wounds. " The martyr's hope half wipes away the trace Of flowing...Smart more, because they hold in Holy Writ no place." Our comfort is in these, that they all are known to God, and that our Lord took upon Himself our flesh...

...in the judgment-books ye toil For Satan, not for heaven. Of Sardinia. Jane 20, 1833. 1C. VEXATIONS. EACH trial has its weight ; which, whoso bears Knows...Smart more, because they hold in Holy Writ no place. This be my comfort, in these days of grief, Which is not Christ's, nor forms heroic tale. Apart from...

...wrong to talk of my worries when I look at you." " No, don't say that, dear. I believe so fully that ' each trial has its weight, which whoso bears knows his own woe, and need of succouring grace.' Yours are just as hard for you as mine are for me." " Harder in one way," said Marjory, " for you have...

...OLDER," ETC., ETC. LONDON : R. WASHBOUENE, 18 PATERNOSTER ROW. 1876. THE THEEE WISHES. CHAPTEE I. " The martyr's hope half wipes away the trace Of flowing blood ; the while life's hum blest cares Smart more, because they hold in Holy Writ no place." CANNOT see any longer — how...

...comprehend, or at least would think so trifling as not to excite compassion; truly " Each trial hath its weight, which whoso bears Knows his own woe and...Smart more, because they hold in Holy Writ no place." An invalid's " day " must necessarily be made up of " small things," and it is very helpful to forecast...