 | Elihu F. Marshall - 1833 - 164 páginas
...beard pea feor reed plaint aim date tale sea tea dear hear bleed breed «laim staid flea near plead No man may put off the law of God :' My joy is in...law all the day. O may I not go in the way of sin. Let me not go in the way of ill men. maim laid yea rear deem waif paid key veer seem stage braid leap... | |
 | Elihu F. Marshall - 1834 - 164 páginas
...rain main plain sprain stain creed heed mead &nead reed bleed breed plead No map may put off the.law of God : My joy is in his law all the day. O may 1 not go in the way of sin. Let me not«go in the way of ill men. maim waif stage gauge. plague vagwe... | |
 | John Mason Peck - 1855 - 312 páginas
...as her eyes passed along the line, she read slowly and distinctly, without missing three words : " No man may put off the law of God ; My joy is in his law all the day. I must not go in thft way of sin. Let me not go in the way of ill men." " Well done, Susan ; — you... | |
 | 1857 - 904 páginas
...reading Lesson in each. Our Webster, in a truly priestly style, and in anointed words, begins thus : " No man may put off the law of God : My joy is in His law all the day. 0 may I not go in the way of sin ! Let me not go in the way of ill men." Now take the first Lesson... | |
 | Hervey Scott - 1877 - 334 páginas
...well, and ' we instinctively ask : where are they all now ? Here is the very first reading lesson : No man may put off the law of God ; My joy is in His...law all the day. O, may I not go in the way of sin ! Let me not go in the way of ill men. Do as well as you can, and do no harm, Mark the man that doth... | |
 | Aaron Merrick Colton - 1890 - 316 páginas
...was when we stood on the hill-top of human greatness, and grappled with our first readzVz^-lesson ! " No man may put off the law of God ; " " My joy is in his law all the day." See that boy, in his mighty wrestlings to spell out the words ! Lips moving vigorously ; brow knit,... | |
 | Clifton Johnson - 1904 - 444 páginas
...like poetry, yet when you test it, you discover it is a very prosaic prose. The opening paragraph is No man may put off the law of God ; My joy is in his...law all the day. O may I not go in the way of sin ! Let me not go in the way of ill men. Throughout the remainder of the book the reading breaks the... | |
 | Albert Temple Swing - 1907 - 420 páginas
...trifling matters as ' A bad cat,' ' A big dog,' but profound and stately truths like these : — ' No man may put off the law of God ' ; ' My joy is...all the day ' ; ' O may I not go in the way of sin ' ; ' Let me not go in the way of bad men.' As the discourse proceeded, however, it came down from... | |
 | Arthur Jackson Hall - 1914 - 136 páginas
...At this point reading lessons are interspersed. The following is an example of its religious tone: "No man may put off the law of God; My joy is in his...law all the day. O may I not go in the way of sin! Let me not go in the way of ill men" (Johnson, p. 176). The last twelve pages of the book are devoted... | |
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No man may put off the law of God: My joy is in his law all the day. O may I not go in the way of sin! Let me not go in the way of ill men. 
