wrongly. It is almost better for them to think in the most crooked manner than not to think at all. The men least likely to be saved are those who go about their business or their pleasures, and will not imagine that they have time for thought. But here was a thoughtful man. He had studied the law, and had tried to keep it. He was now something more than thoughtful; he was anxious. “What lack I yet?” as if he felt there was something he did not know, and he would fain know what it was. He was not