But, before closing, I want to impress upon
yon that mere secular entertainments are
uot'a tit foundation for your soul to build on.
I was reading of a woman who had gone all
the rounds of sinful amusement, and she came
to die. She said, “I will die tonight at six
o’clock.” “Oh,” they said, “I guess not, you
don’t seem to be sick.” “I shall die at six
o'clock, and my soul will be lost. I know it
will be lost. I have sinned away my day of
grace.” The noon came. They desired to
seek religious counsel.
