"Where are you reading, my dear?" said a lady to a dressmaker, who was busily reading the New Testament.
"I am reading the fifth chapter of Romans," she respectfully replied.
"Why do you choose that chapter?" said her friend.
"O, I delight in it so much."
"On what account?”
"Because," answered the girl, "it just suits my case. See, is not this delightful?" pointing to the sixth verse, Tor when we were yet without strength, in due time, Christ died for the ungodly.' I am, indeed, a sinner, and without strength," continued the girl, "but here is the remedy, `Christ died for the ungodly.'”