Short PRAYERS.
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One of The shortest and most comnrehen-
sive prayers of modern times, said Sir
William Wyndham, is that of soldier
before the battle ofBlenheim :--''Oh, God /!
if there be God, save my soul, if have
SOUL" Bishop Atterbury, who was pres
ent, said he could produce prayer as
concise as that, and In similar circumstan-
ces, but, he thought, in much better
spirit. 1t was that of pious soldier,
uttered Immediately before an engage.
ment: :-"Oh, Lord fin the hour ofbattle
| forget thee, do not thou forget me-