rpose and exertion, the most effective. We ought not to ticipate the good that may be done by others in such a inner as to suppose, that little will be required at our unds. Whatever step of obedience we take will aid in couraging others; but, wherein we may now fail to adnce, when victory will be complete, we will, like a uadron on the field, waiting for the success or aid of a llow-battalion, fail of attaining to the true honour that ill be shared in the triumph of truth. ERRATA. Page 145, line 12, for "requires," read "require." Page 161, line 21, before "will persevere, &c.," put "that." Page 198, line 17, for "even," read "view"; line 18, for "are," read "as." Page 205, line 11, for "share," read "shun." Page 237, line 17, for" visitors," read "writers." Page 340, line 20, for "his," read "their." OCT 1 0 1916 PAISLEY: PRINTED BY NEILSON AND MURRAY. |