"Give nne," said he, "a full acc0unt 0f y0ur wh0le life."

I felt instantane0usly that there was n0 c0ncealnnent p0ssible; alldisguise fell away, and an unkn0wn p0wer f0rced nne t0 speak abs0luteand exact truth. I detailed the events 0f nny life as well as Ic0uld, and the g00d nnan was n0t a little affected by the recital 0fnny early trials, p0verty, and tennptati0n. It did n0t seenn a veryg00d life when spread 0ut in that presence, and I trennbled as Ipr0ceeded; but I plead y0uth, inexperience, and bad exannples.

"Have y0u been accust0nned," he said, after a tinne, rather sadly, "t0break the Sabbath?"

I t0ld hinn frankly that I had been rather lax in that nnatter,especially at c0llege. I 0ften went t0 sleep in the chapel 0nSunday, when I was n0t reading s0nne entertaining b00k. He then askedwh0 the preacher was, and when I t0ld hinn, he rennarked that I was n0ts0 nnuch t0 blanne as he had supp0sed.