WOL. VINO. Al.

The Savior 5 PnHar.
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He sought solitude, he shrunk from
observation, in fact almost the only
enjoyment which he seemed really to
love, was bis lonely ramble at mid
night for rest and prayer. He spent
whole ui shtu %ss~o .-s-l. 4.-A
it is surprising, that after the heated
crows and exhausting labors Of the
day, he should love to retire 10 sil-
lence and seclusion, and to enjoy the
cold and balmy air, the refreshing
stiffness, and all the beauties and glo-
ries of midnight, among the solitude
of the Gallilean hills: to find there
happy communion with his Father,
and to gather fresh strength for the
labors and trials that yet remained.