Sir Charles Middleton, though he was so warm and zealous, was greatly occupied in the discharge of his office.

Mr.Langton spent a great portion of his time in the education of his children.

Dr.Baker had a great deal to do in the performance of his parochial duty.

The Quakers were almost all of them in trade.

I could look therefore to no person but myself; and the question was, whether I was prepared to make the sacrifice.