. La vita e l'opera di Dwight L. Moody, ha presentato al mondo cristiano come un tributo alla memoria del più grande apostolo dell'epoca, per catchogni sillaba che cadde dalle labbra di Moodys. La sua meravigliosa disegoismo era assolutamente inegoista. Durante la prima visita di Messrs.Moody e Sankey in Gran Bretagna avevano bisogno di un libro di canzoni da usare durante le riunioni. Nessun editore avrebbe portato fuori del libro, anche se il sig. Moody si è offerto di darlo a chiunque whowould stampare esso e dargli quali copie ha voluto usare. Finallyhe è stato costretto ad avere il libro stampato a proprie spese.ha si

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. The life and work of Dwight L. Moody, presented to the Christian world as a tribute to the memory of the greatest apostle of the age. to catchevery syllable that fell from Mr. Moodys lips. His Wonderful Unselfishness He was absolutely unselfish. During the first visit of Messrs.Moody and Sankey to Great Britain they were in need of a bookof songs to use at the meetings. No publisher would bring outthe book, although Mr. Moody offered to give it to any one whowould print it and give him what copies he wanted to use. Finallyhe was compelled to have the book printed at his own expense.It has since attained a larger circulation than any other publicationexcept the Bible, and is one of the best paying literary propertiesin the world. Every dollar of the profits of the book has gone tocharity in one form or another. Mr. Fleming H. Revell has said : Some years ago, some ofthe papers began to say that Mr. Moody was making a good thingfinancially of his reputation. As a rule Mr. Moody never paidno attention to criticism. He was wont to say that no two peoplethought alike of everything or received always the same impression.. HALL. The celebrated Detectjve and Evangelist, converted in the meet-ings conducted by Mr. Moody in Kaltimore, in 1878. THE PERSONAL SIDE OF MR. MOODY 525 He was friendly toward the public press, claiming that it was agreat educator and a great power in the spreading of both secularand religious knowledge. But he was deeply grieved at this. Hereferred to the criticisms one day in the pulpit here in Chicago.There were tears in his eyes, and his voice quivered as he spoke.As I know my heart before God, he said, I have never let thedesire for money determine my conduct in any way. I know I amweak and sinful in many ways, but the devil has not that hold uponme. I have never profited personally by a single dollar that hasbeen raised through my work. It hurts me, above all other things, to be charged with this. May God forgive those who say thisof me. Mr. Rev

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