...of elsewhere, you shall say of her, as that parent is described to have said concerning his, for ' This my child was dead, and is alive again ; was lost, and is found *.' — I felt a warmth of sympathy as I spake. — Indeed, indeed, I recollected at the moment, what...

...addressed by the pious minister of that religion, which has taught him to welcome the returning prodigal " this, my child, was dead, and is alive again, was lost, and is found!"* Hav* ing allayed her fears, he will afterwards enter into an examination of her principles. He will...

...feast given at Ivy Cottage, for the master said—" It is meet that we should be merry, seeing that this my child was dead, and is alive again — was lost, and is found." CJ JUNIOR. THE THUNDER-STRUCK. Concluded from page 118. I feel, however, that I should not protract...

...can gladden — this can cheer his soul. Like the forgiving father in the parable he would exclaim, " This my child was dead and is alive again, was lost and is found." There is joy in a parent's heart, for this, emulating the joy of heaven over one sinner that repenteth. To...

...chilled my heart like a wintry shadow, you would be punished enough for that which you have done." drowned in crossing the Elbe ; the report was current...and satisfaction that touched all hearts. There was scarcelyone person present who did not know and admire the character of Sir Andrew Stalbrooke ; who...

...chilled my heart like a wintry shadow, you would be punished enough for that which you have done." drowned in crossing the Elbe ; the report was current...was dead and is alive again ; was lost and is found V " There was something in the father's joy and satisfaction that touched all hearts. There was scarcely...

...of elsewhere, you shall say of her, as that parent is described to have said concerning his, " For this my child was dead, and is alive again ; was lost, and is found." I felt a warmth of sympathy as I spoke. Indeed, indeed, I recollected at the moment, what is said of...

...was thrown over me, as I ascended the steps; " and a ring on her finger, and shoes on her feet; for this my child was dead and is alive again; was lost and is found !'' " O the condescension of God to us earth-worms! 0 the wonders of redeeming love!" said I, again...

...doorway behind. He laid his hand gently upon her shoulder. " Give God thanks, my daughter. This your child was dead, and is alive again — was lost, and is found !" CHAPTER XXIV. WHEN Gertrude could think of anything beside Clarissa, she approached the bed where...

...it was the concerted signal. The child was found, and what were the feelings of the mother ? — ' My child was dead, and is alive again; was lost, and is found!'" It was too much. The whole assembly burst into an involuntary gush of tears ; some sobbed outright...