...help thinking that to give oneself rather than one's money to the poor is not exactly turning away from him. If I, caring for him and striving for him,...for himself, is harmful to him, surely he and I may he friends all the same. Surely I am bound to give him only what I believe to be best. He may not always...

...man." Oh, my friends ! what strange perversion ot words this seems to me. I may deserve reproach ; 1 may have forgotten many a poor man, and done as careless...Surely I am bound to give him only what I believe to be best. lie may not always understand it at the moment, but he will feel it in God's own good time."...

...remember the words, " Never turn your face from any poor man." Oh, my friends ! what strange perversion ot words this seems to me. I may deserve reproach ; I...face from him. If I, caring for him and striving for Mm, do in my inmost heart believe that my money, spent in providing what he might by effort provide...

...whether I do not remember the words, 'never turn your face from any poor man.' Oh, my friends, what a strange perversion of words this seems to me. I may...Surely I am bound to give him only what I believe to be best. He may not always understand it at the moment, but he will feel it in God's own good time."...

..."Never turn your face from any poor man." I may deserve reproach, I may have forgotten many a poor man, but I cannot help thinking that to give one's self...the poor is not exactly turning one's face from him. — Octavia Hill. But let us not be too impatient for results ; it is not wise. Hope and faith are...

...by rich acquaintances whether I do not remember the words, 'Never turn thy face from any poor man.' I cannot help thinking that to give one's self rather...poor is not exactly turning one's face from him." —Octavia Hill.' "A helping hand is one thing, an open hand is another." — Edward T. Devine. The...