TIE MONITOR.
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we had not risen from the breakfast ia
ole one morning, when female, rather
goung, and fashionably dressed, entered the
Eeom. After few commonplace civilities,
sAe turned to Mrs. Clifford. saying, i called
totell you that MIR. S. is in towr,he preach
es to-day 1T -, and you must positively
put on your things, ard so with me to hear
alm.' Gould consistently do so.' replied
Aer friend, q should be happy to accompa-
ny you; but, excuse me if | say, that were
,hls excellent man to see the dear little group
(which am surrounded, he would be the
a arst to forbid my leaving them to listen to his
Sermon


perhaps the conscious recollection Of
some duty unperformed at home. just then
aung the feelings Of our fair devotee; or It
might be purely misguided zeal, which
leaened on her cheek, as she retorted, some
what sharply, when like Martha's, the
neart is careful and troubled about many
.unss, 1t is easy to find a pretext OF duty to
prevent even our listening to the words OF Jesus


Mrs. Clifford mildly answered, 4 hope |
.a aM aware of this plausible deception. but in
Me present instance ! am not conscious OF
mer,ting the rcbuke. You may remember,
my aear Mrs. Hammon, that Martha was not
Ensured d: for necessary attention to her or
saery and relative duties; but for an undue
~ sN.eey, an ostentatlous and i'll timed desire
f1l1h RcsQYldlng 'things. more than hosDitably