...having detained him some half hour or longer, to add to his catalogue of miserable items, or to ask ' what he shall eat, or what he shall drink, or wherewithal he shall be clothed ;' while, on the contrary, you are often obliged to force from the other individual what you do get...

...nineteenth century, for government to meddle with the private habits of the citizen ; to prescribe " what he shall eat, or what he shall drink, or wherewithal he shall be clothed." But the sale of ardent spirits stands on entirely different ground. If it can be had for consumption,...

...of the air, and clothes the lilies of the field, to take no thought, not to be over-anxious, about what he shall eat, or what he shall drink, or wherewithal he shall be clothed. It teaches him to cast all his care upon God, for he careth for us. It teaches him to set his affections...

...he receives both mental and moral instruction, as well as a trade ; in short, he has no thought of what he shall eat, or what he shall drink, or wherewithal he shall be clothed ; all that is required of him is good conduct and attention to his employment, by which he may make...

...society to love his neighbor as himself, or to do unto him as he would be done by, or to take no heed what he shall eat, or what he shall drink, or wherewithal he shall be clothed ; doing whatsoever his hand findeth to do, filling the uses assigned to him by love and the bent of...

...been brutalized by slavery ; as abolitionism insists that all in that condition are, necessarily! ing sable friend and servant;—and the mutual felicitations;...clothed. In seeking for the better things of the soul, undisturhed by these common and corroding cares, the Christian servant will either find all desirable...

...little concern for the future, and with present supplies he literally " takes no thought for the morrow what he shall eat, or what he shall drink, or wherewithal he shall be clothed." Besides, finding the country во much less of a paradise than it had been represented to them, and...

...the tippling houses in the State, attempts to regulate no man's expenditures, nor does it prescribe what he shall eat or what he shall drink, or wherewithal he shall be clothed. In one set of public schools we educate the children and youth of the State, at the expense of the State,...

...that very cup of affliction which to the ungodly savoureth only of bitterness. He 'taketh no thought what he shall eat, or what he shall drink, or wherewithal he shall be clothed ' — is in no anxiety about the means or agreeable comforts of life, nor is intent upon laying up...

...life in the pursuit of some evanescent and almost intangible conception, scarcely taking thought of what he shall eat, or what he shall drink, or wherewithal he shall be clothed, may at length discover some new motive power that shall change the face of the whole earth, or he may...