"I cannot resist saying how much I was affected by the tidings of the passing away of your sainted mother; not that I could mourn for _her_, but I felt deprived and bereaved of one of the most lovely and touching pictures of grace I have ever seen; and I mourned for myself. Her name and memory are an inheritance indeed. To have known her will be an honour and joy for ever,--to have belonged to her is more than great riches. Hundreds are this week glorifying God in her." LONDON: PRINTED BY GEORGE PALMER, BROWNLOW STREET, HIGH HOLBORN. _By the same Author_, THE LIVING SACRIFICE; OR, A BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICE OF SARAH BENTLEY, OF YORK. Published by JOHN MASON, 66, PATERNOSTER ROW, and may be had of all Booksellers. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Religion in Earnest, by John Lyth