...naturally dependent on God and others as man is. Indolence is a fertile source of criminality and sin, " For Satan finds some mischief still for idle hands to do." The natural inference from anything, means that the matter will bear that interpretation, and probably...

...Coz why, one of them can do so much as twenty ; and be all the tother nineteen to stand idle ? • For Satan finds some mischief still. For idle hands to do.' The thing must be the work of the 'old one,' just to get the tother young meedens to stand idle, and then...

...amusement. We shall never be too old to remember with advantage those words of the child's hymn: " For Satan finds some mischief still For idle hands to do." The incidents of school life, and anecdotes illustrating moral conduct, should be used by teacbers to convey...

...dearest energies In search of such blest food. " In works of labour and of skill We should be busy too, For Satan finds some mischief still For idle hands to do" The power that bade the inseot give To man the lesson how to live, Did say that idleness is bane, Employment...

...whomsoever it may concern, that some two years or more ago. and with the aim of keeping off the devil — For Satan finds some mischief still For idle hands to do — the de.pon.ent did write '' An Empirical History of Arctium Lappa," in the doing of which he gleaned the...

...hands, and they remembered, good as Kitty was, that what the Christian poet had written was true — " For Satan finds some mischief still For idle hands to do." The head full of knowledge, the heart full of love, and the hands full of work, and thus, with the blessing...

...office. I am thoroughly disgusted with this side of life. I often think now of the old nursery rhj-me, ' For Satan finds some mischief still for idle hands to do.' The people who have to exert themselves to earn their daily bread are saved a great deal of temptation...

...idle ; if they do not have good work to do they will find bad work to do. An old hymn has these words: "For Satan "finds some mischief still For idle hands to do." THE JOY OF WORK Most people prefer to be busy with good work rather than to drift into things that are...

...right"; don't ask for too much money; "keep your temper and tongue under government"; and keep busy, "for Satan finds some mischief still for idle hands to do." The undemocratic character of this advice did not go unnoticed; an article in the Unitarian Christian Inquirer,...

...not busy the doings of cataphoresis have been aptly described in one of the old nursery couplets,— "For Satan finds some mischief still For idle hands to do." THE USE OF THE BLACKBOARD IN TECHNIC. BY AD GRITMAN, DDS, BUFFALO, NY (Read before the Institute of Dental...