The following is told of Mr. Frank Crossley, a great promoter and
founder of London missionary work:
Mr. Crossley was conscience incarnate. While yet a poor
apprentice he had got free admission to a theater through the
connivance of a fellow workman who kept the door; but when, as
a renewed man, conscience demanded reparation for this sort of
robbery, he reckoned up the entrance fee he had evaded, and
sent the theater company sixty pounds.--PIERSON, “The
Miracles of Missions.”
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