We are able, as we have so often been before, to read their impressions of duty, and their feelings, their hopes, doubts, and aspirations, in J.Y.'s simple and faithful Diary.
11 _mo_.

7 .-- Yesterday was our Monthly Meeting at Pickering, and to me a very memorable one.

We stated to our friends the prospect of a visit to some of the Grecian Islands and the Morea, the Protestant valleys of Piedmont, and some parts of Germany, Switzerland, and France.

It is about five years since I first received the impression that it would be my religious duty to stand resigned to a service of the above kind.

For the last nine months it has not been absent from my thoughts for many hours together.