...cannot hold the office at this rate, — where is the deputation V 1 gave him the key of the drawers, where it was deposited ; and his business requiring...ended all my connexion with the Parliament House." The total perversion of his feelings and the miserable state of alienation of all mankind with regard...

...attempt I had been making. — His words were, ," My dear Mr. Cowper, you terrify me ;— to be sure you cannot hold the office at this rate, — where, is the deputation?" I gave him. the key .qf the drawer, where it was deposited; and his business requiring his immediate attendance, >he took...

...' My dear Mr. Cowper, you terrify me, to be sure— you eannot hold the office at this rate—where is the deputation .'* I gave him the key of the drawer...attendance, he took it away with him ; and thus ended all my connection with the Parliament House.' "—pp. 76 80. We omit the learned biographer's observations...

...the attempt I hod been making. Hi, words were, ' My dear Mr. Cowper, you terrify me ! To bo sure you cannot hold the office at this rate : where is the...attendance, he took it away with him ; and thus ended all joy connection with the Parliament office. " To this moment I had felt no concern of a spiritual kind....

...the attempt I had been making. His words were, " My dear Mr. Cowper, you terrify me : to be sure you cannot hold the office at this rate — where is the...ended all my connexion with the Parliament House.' Now lr-t us observe the difference of his feelings, and his dread of death and suicide, Ihe moment...

...this rate— where is the deputation i1 1 gave him the key of the drawer where it was deposited ; end his business requiring his immediate attendance, he took it away with him ; and thus ended all my connection with the Parliament House.' "—pp. 76-80. We omit the learned biographer's observations...

...the attempt I had been making. His words were, ' My dear Mr Cowper, you terrify me to be sure — you cannot hold the office at this rate — where is the...attendance, he took it away with him ; and thus ended all my connection with the Parliament House." In this dark detail of wretchedness and guilt, we perceive not...

...attempt I had been making. — His words were, " My dear Mr. Cowper, you terrify me ; to be sure you cannot hold the office at this rate, — where is the deputation ? " I gave him the key of the drawers where it was deposited; and, his business requiring his immediate attendance, he took it away...

...attempt I had been making. — His words were, " My dear Mr. Cowper, you terrify me ; to be sure you cannot hold the office at this rate, — where is the deputation ? " I gave him the key of the drawers where it was deposited; and, his business requiring his immediate attendance, he took it away...

...attempt I had been making. — His words were, ' My dear Mr. Cowper, you terrify me ! To be sure you cannot hold the office at this rate, — where is...and thus ended all my connexion with the Parliament office. " To this moment I had felt no concern of a spiritual kind. Ignorant of original sin, insensible...