from it? Should I fight against it by thinking, or by not thinking of it? A wise man advised roe some time since, ‘Be still, and go on.’ Perhaps this is best, to look upon it as my cross; when it comes, to let it humble me, and quicken all my good resolutions, especially that of praying without ceasing; and at other times, to take no thought about it, but quietly to go on ‘in the work of the Lord.’ ” We went on with a small, fair wind, till Thursday in the afternoon; and then sounding, found a whitish