MULTUM IN PARVO: Thoughts for every Day in the Year. SELECTED FROM THE WRITINGS OF SPIRITUALLY BY THE AUTHOR OF "VISITING MY RELATIONS." "To be carnally minded is death; but to be spiritually minded is WILLIAMS AND NORGATE, 14, HENRIETTA STREET, COVENT GARDEN, LONDON, 141. m. 72. Advertisement to the Reader. HIS compilation from the works of THIS spiritual writers was printed some years since for private and gratuitous distribution. The edition, being a small one, has long been exhausted; and many inquiries having been made as to where the little book could be procured, it seemed desirable that it should, by publication, be placed within reach of those who might wish to possess it. This is now done; and it goes its way into the world with warm wishes for its success on the part of its compiler, THE AUTHOR OF VISITING MY RELATIONS." MULTUM IN PARVO. January. I. To die is to begin to live. BEAUMONT AND FLETCHER. Is not death, when freely chosen and prepared for, the most solemn and beautiful thing to which life can aspire? NIEBUHR. 2. O friend, never strike sail to a fear. Come into port greatly, or sail with God the seas. I see not any road of peace which a man can walk, but to take counsel of his own bosom. Let him quit too much |