Mo.;vesto Gratitude.
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Man. so fc2rfuy and so wonderfully made
was not left unprotected and unproyided for an
outcas. on the earth. On The contrary, by day
and by night alike, an eye has watched 70. ms
happiness that never sIumbe!s; ar arm has been
stretched out for his defence that never tires. Il
IS that arm that 5ustains him during the help
lessne.s of childhood-that shields him amid the
penis of youth, and props his enfeebled constl;u
ton when sinking beneath the inh'miues Of ege
To none arc mercies conveyed by accident. 1t
was God that kinded that sun that lights the IA
bo.er By day, and planted those stars that gride
the wandercr by night. His, arc those showers
that bring forward the harvest, and bis those
dews tha, ripen the vintage. The good and the
bad alike cxuerience His care and subslst upon
His bounty. Not even the reriest wretch can
denv that God has fed and clothed hin-that He
hsg noarished and brought hun up.


And are there I'D motives IN these consdera-
tons to induce rebcious man TO return to his al
leriance Is God, then, friend that may be
forgotten His merciea, too deserve they no
reauita7 All shall this earth Of ours be carsed
forever with the crime Of cold ingratiiude ?
and wonder Heavens. which have witnessed
Gods goodness, always hear him say, IN reference
10 the race and the abode Of man" There, IN
that ungratcfal world, ! have nouT!shed and
brought up children, and they have Eebe!ied
against me- President Mott.