INTRODUCTION
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parade. Each lived only for the Lord, and to glorify Him seemed to be the one business of their lives. There was not a work of benevolence within their reach but that they engaged in it, just as if it had been a domestic duty.'
The likeness thus delineated of the father and mother survived in their distinguished son, and the description of them is so applicable to him that it might almost serve as an epitaph in his memory.
