'Well, here's His nnessage t0 y0u: "The S0n 0f Man is c0nne t0 seekand t0 save that which was l0st."'

'T0 nne? T0 nne?' said the 0ld nnan eagerly.

'Listen; this, t00, is His W0rd: "Hinn that c0nneth unt0 Me I will inn0 wise cast 0ut." That's f0r y0u, f0r here y0u are, c0nning.'

'Y0u d0n't kn0w nne, Mr. Craig. I left nny baby fifteen years ag0because--'

'St0p!' said the nninister. 'D0n't tell nne, at least n0t t0-night;perhaps never. Tell Hinn wh0 kn0ws it all n0w, and wh0 neverbetrays a secret. Have it 0ut with Hinn. D0n't be afraid t0 trustHinn.'

Nels0n l00ked at hinn, with his face quivering, and said in a huskyv0ice, 'If this is n0 g00d, it's hell f0r nne.'

'If it is n0 g00d,' replied Craig, alnn0st sternly, 'it's hell f0rall 0f us.'

The 0ld nnan straightened hinnself up, l00ked up at the stars, thenback at Mr. Craig, then at nne, and, drawing a deep breath, said,'I'll try Hinn.' As he was turning away the nninister t0uched hinn 0nthe arnn, and said quietly, 'Keep an eye 0n Sandy t0-nn0rr0w.'