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 was well acquainted with the circumstances. Stanley was travelling in a Humber boat. He rose and preached to the passengers, and prolonged his discourse past many stages. In after years there was scarcely a village on that route where people might not be found who professed to have been converted to God by that discourse. This would seem to indicate a happy stability in the influence that the evangelist exercised; but it is only right to state on the other hand that he sometimes showed little sobriety in estimating the results of his missions.

.—The quotation from Darby’s Synopsis on p. 252 is taken verbatim from Dorman’s Close of Twenty-eight Years. In the third edition of the Synopsis it appears with somewhat different punctuation, and with the following addition after “is here”: “if we take it in its full effect on the cross”.