...am sensible that the power is in my hands ; but the disposition (shall I confess it ?) is wanting. " I know the right, and I approve it too ; I know the wrong, and yet the wrong pursue." I have just received a card from Major Sanford, inviting me to ride this afternoon. At first I thought...

...am sensible that the power is in my hands ; but the disposition (shall I confess it ?) is wanting. " I know the right, and I approve it too; I know the wrong, and yet the wrong pursue." I have just received a card from Major Sanford, inviting me to ride this afternoon. At first I thought...

...am sensible that the power is in my hands; but the disposition (shall I confess it?) is wanting. " I know the right; and I approve it too; I know the wrong, and yet-the wrong pursue." I have just received a card from Major Sanford, inviting me to ride this afternoon....

...find a Satyrus or a Demosthenes! Both teachers and pupils commonly take the course of one who said, " I know the right and I approve it too, I know the wrong and yet the wrong pursue." • The most persevering effort and much practice, are ordinarily necessary to triumphant success....

...may know what is right, but do what is wrong; or in the words of the poet, may be compelled to say "I know the right, and I approve it too, I know the wrong, and yet the wrong pursue." To save this most dreadful condition of voluntarily and deliberately doing what we know to be wrong,...

...I am sensible that the power is in my hands; but the disposition (shall I confess it?) is wanting. I know the right, and I approve it too; I know the wrong, and yet the wrong pursue. I have just received a card from Major Sanford, inviting me to ride this afternoon At first I thought...

...will here insert, you will be compelled to draw the conclusion that 1 am not: I know the right, and approve it too; I know the wrong, and yet the wrong pursue. So you see, without an open declaration from me that I am not as economical as old Jos. Hill. However,...