Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Friend, 1842, Vol. 15: A Religious and Literary Journal
Drunkards, and gamesters, and libertines, are, sure, one day or other, to be overtaken by the dreadful effects of their folly, intemperance, and wickedness but is this to be wondered at?
No: it is the natural consequence of not mind ing their own business.
How is it likely that if we do not mind our own business, any one will mind it for us? If neither we nor other people attend to our af fairs. Disorder and ruin will soon be written legibly upon them; and whether we read it or not, disorder and ruin will inevitably follow.
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