HE HA HO HI HOHO HE
TWOJA STARA MI PAłE SSIE

HI HA HO HU HOHO HA
TFOJA SIORA SIE DOłONCZA

HU HO HO HO HAHA HI
TWOJ STARY CIE F ANUSA PJERDOLI

MóWIONC KRóTKO, MóWIONC SZCZERZE
JESTEś KóRWA A JA ZWIERZE!

s dedykacjom dla Ikselki

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! MGR ! JÓSEFF ! PIŁSÓCKI !
! ÓJ ! KATÓDRA ! TRÓLINGÓ !
! WSPANIAŁY ! PÓLAK ! ÓÓÓ !

! JÓSEF ! PIŁSÓCKI ! pisze:
>
> HE HA HO HI HOHO HE
> TWOJA STARA MI PAłE SSIE
>
> HI HA HO HU HOHO HA
> TFOJA SIORA SIE DOłONCZA
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> HU HO HO HO HAHA HI
> TWOJ STARY CIE F ANUSA PJERDOLI
>
> MóWIONC KRóTKO, MóWIONC SZCZERZE
> JESTEś KóRWA A JA ZWIERZE!
>
> s dedykacjom dla Ikselki
>
bravo, bravoU

! ĐËVILSŐN ! ÓÓÓ ! VV.VV. ! pisze:

> bravo, bravoU

dzienkóje za óznanje

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! MGR ! JÓSEFF ! PIŁSÓCKI !
! ÓJ ! KATÓDRA ! TRÓLINGÓ !
! WSPANIAŁY ! PÓLAK ! ÓÓÓ !

! JÓSEF ! PIŁSÓCKI ! pisze:
> ! ĐËVILSŐN ! ÓÓÓ ! VV.VV. ! pisze:
>
>> bravo, bravoU
>
> dzienkóje za óznanje
>
Jozinie, mate u mne uznane

thing that I know of which God has made such a means of
promoting His work amongst us, as the news of others' conversion. This
has been owned in awakening sinners, engaging them earnestly to seek the
same blessing, and in quickening saints. Though I have thought that a
minister declaring his judgment about particular persons' experiences,
might from these things be justified; yet I often signify to my people
how unable man is to know another's heart, and how unsafe it is to
depend merely on the judgment of others. I have abundantly insisted,
that a manifestation of sincerity in fruits brought forth, is better
than any manifestation they can make of it in words alone: and that
without this, all pretences to spiritual experiences are vain. This all
my congregation can witness. And the people in general have manifested
an extraordinary dread of being deceived; being exceeding fearful lest
they should build wrong. Some of them have been backward to receive
hope, even to a great extreme, which has occasioned me to dwell longer
on this part of the narrative.

Conversion is a great and glorious work of God's power, at once changing
the heart, and infusing life into the dead soul; though the grace then
implanted more gradually displays itself in some than in others. But as
to fixing on the precise time when they put forth the very first act of
grace, there is a great deal of difference in different persons; in some
it seems to be very discernible when the very time was; but others are
more at a loss. In this respect, there are very many who do not know,
even when they have it, that it is the grace of conversion, and
sometimes do not think it to be so till a long time after. Many, even
when they come to entertain great hopes that they are converted, if they
remember what they experienced in the first e