He did not like the idea of approaching religion in other than a reverent and self-searching attitude.
"My father first suggested it," replied Bressant, on whom the frown produced no sort of impression.

"At the time, it surprised me, especially from him.

Afterward, I concluded I could not do better.

No one has such a chance to move the world as a minister.

I thought of Christ, and Paul, and Luther, and many before and since.