Excerpt from The Dairyman's Daughter: An Authentic Narrative

In this state the dairyman lived for the space of seventy years, when his eldest son was awakened to a sense of the value of his soul and the importance of real religion: he also became exceedingly anxious respecting his parents, whom he warned to ¿ee from the wrath to come. One day, as they were going to church, the son began to converse with his aged parent, and spoke of the importance of a chango of heart: Hold your tongue, said the Old man, we are good enough: we go to church on Sundays, we pay every one his own, we do nobody any harm what more can be required? So great was his con fidence of his own safety at this time.

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