There is a little limpet that is found clinging to the rocks
along the coast; if you crawl up stealthily and hit one a heavy
blow, you may detach it; but after you have struck the rock it
is almost impossible to loosen the grasp of another limpet.
These little limpets are good for nothing but to cling; but
they do that with an awful tenacity. That’s what limpets are
for--simply to cling. Oh, that we just knew how to cling to
God by faith--nothing more, nothing less.--BRADFORD V.
BAUDER.
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