Our demand is hard; aye, very hard.

Yes, we don't mince matters in soul-saving.

We demand the whole of a man, not a little bit of him, or three-fourths of him, or two-thirds of him; we demand every drop of his blood and every beat of his heart and every thought of his brain.
Yes, it's a hard discipline--hard because the standard is so high.

I hope it is not too hard." His son has never once, so far as my knowledge goes, questioned even the extremest of Salvation Army Regulations.

The more extreme they are, the more they please him.