Do this and thou shalt live; live in the sweetened memory of your countrymen; live in the heart of your Alma Mater; live when the earth is floating dust, when the stars are dead, when the sun is a charred and blackened ruin; live on the bosom of your Savior, by the throne of his God, in the eternal Heavens." The teacher's soul was truly in his discourse and his thoughts sank deep into the hearts of his hearers.

None listened more attentively than Belton.

None were more deeply impressed than he.

None more readily incorporated the principles enumerated as a part of their living lives.
When the preacher sat down he bowed his head in his hands.

His frame shook.