...times, he became a greater man. Mr. Howe always appeared fodifinterefted, that the Protector once faid to him, " You have obtained many favours for others,...difcharge of his duty. The following is a remarkable inftance of it: The notion of a particular faith in prayer, with refpect to the obtaining of particular...

...to him, that Cromwell once told him, that he had obtained many favour^ for odiers; but, said he, " I wonder when the time is to come that you will move for any thing for yourself, or your family." But notwithstanding the share which he enjoyed of Cromwell's...

...the Protector Cromwell, who once freely told him, " You have obtained many favours for others; but I wonder when the time is to come that you will move for any thing for yourself, or your family." This disinterested principle enabled Mr. Howe to be faithful...

...times,- he became a greater man. Mr. Howe always appeared so disinterested, that the protector once said to him, ' You have obtained many favours for others,...wonder when the time is to come that you will move for something for yourself and family.' This principle made him faithful in the discharge of his duty....

...move for something for yourself and family.' ‘1' his principle made him faithful in the discharge of his duty. The following is a remarkable instance of it: The notion of a particular hisitli in prayer, with respect to the obtainin¿ of particular blessings, had prevailed much at Cromwell...

...of selfaggrandizement. " You have obtained many favours for others," said the Lord Protector, " but I wonder when the time is to come, that you will move for any thing for yourself, or your family." The faithfulness of the Christian preacher was, however, not...

...him, in allusion to hi« frequent applications,—" You have obtained many favours for others, but I wonder when the time is to come that you will move for any thing for yourself and family." " A plain argument," says Calamy, " that he took him for a very...

...who on one occasion paid him the following noble compliment: " You have obtained," said Cromwell, " many favours for others; I wonder when the time is to come that you will solicit any thing for yourself, or your family." Of the disinterestedness, integrity, and magnanimous...

...unmolested enjoyment of the satisfaction derived from a faithful and intrepid discharge of his conscience. " many favours for others; I wonder when the time is to come that "you will solicit any thing for yourself or your family." It is somewhat remarkable, that honest Richard Baxter,...

...who on one occasion paid him the following noble compliment: " You have obtained," said Cromwell, " many favours for others; I wonder when the time is to come that you will solicit any thing for yourself, or your family." Of the disinterestedness, integrity, and magnanimous...