...My dear Madam, there are a few (perhaps more than a few) left, who used to love us, and witn whom we took sweet counsel, and walked to the house of God in company, communicating our sorrows and our joys. Let this epistle be read nmongst them. I cannot write to each...

...solaced by the smiles. of her daughters ? I plead in behalf of mothers, whose husbands are tyrants, and whose daughters are slaves. Could I believe, that...habitations of Zion, without a temple and without an altar, wander in the deserts of Hermori, and pour out their comy.laints* on the hill of Mizar, " How...

...'deaf to our intreaties for the Pagans, at least to hear us in behalf of Christians, of your chijdren, your brethren, your kindred with whom you once took...habitations of Zion, without a temple and without an altar, wander in the deserts of Hermon, and pour out their complaints on the hill of Mizar, " How amiable...

...something grateful and refreshing in recalling the piety and actions of friends departed, with whom "we took sweet counsel," and walked to the house of God in company. In reviewing the period of nearly fifty-four years of his ministry, the writer of this sketch recognizes...

...as to the Lamb of God, we once listened with profit and delight ? And where are those with whom we once " took sweet counsel, and walked to the house of God in company?" Time is short, if we consider the work that is to be accomplished. The first part of life is devoted...

...strength of parental affection, by the tenderness of fraternal love, though deaf to our entreaties for the Pagans, at least to hear us in behalf of Christians,...took sweet counsel, and walked to the house of God jn company ; but who, now removed far from the pleasant habitations of Zion, without a temple, and...

...! There, it is probable, that most of us may say ; there are some of the dear friends, with whom we once took sweet counsel, and walked to the house of God in company. O, how close and endearing must be the union of the spirits of just men made perfect, .beholding the...

...My dear madam, there are a few (perhaps more than a few) left, who used to love us, and with whom we took sweet counsel, and walked to the house of God in company, communicating our sorrows, and our joys. Let this epistle be read amongst them, t cannot write to each...

...that coil of death those whom we have known and loved, with whom we have taken sweet counsel together, and walked to the house of God in company ; but who now leave the pure worship of that house to prostrate themselves in abominable idolatry before idols of...

...could have "borne it :" but it was a man his "equal," his " guide," his " acquaintance," with whom he " took sweet counsel, and walked to the house of God in company." MAMA. Yes ; one descending, like himself, into the vale of years — yet so far advanced before him...