would keep his commandments, or no. Let the reader unite with the writer, in ascribing praise to God that she emerged from the lengthened trial, like gold seven times purified, yea, as fine gold, prepared to adorn the temple of Jehovah.
There was about the piety of Mrs. Tatham, a strength and a decision, a completeness, a fulness and a brightness and a density, which all who ever knew her, and were capable of discernment, felt and acknowledged. Its fragrance was most grateful, its fruit was abundant, and its consummation is everlasting life.
His little work, such as it is, the writer commends to the blessing of God, trusting that it will promote the glory of His name, and the edification of His Church.