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MARCH 15

When our mind is hurried, it is hardly possible to retain either the spirit of prayer or of thankfulness.
Works, xii. 171; Letter, 14th July, 1748


I am ashamed of my indolence and inactivity.
Letter, 25th March, 1774


It is right to know ourselves, but not to stop there. This is only of use if it leads us to know Him that loves and saves sinners.
Letter, 2nd April, 1778

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