've often told me that if I'd listen to the voice of conscience it

explain. Conscience is that which causes us to feel bad when we do what we've been taught to be wrong. At first it is very tender and active. Then,

at first it was some person speaking; but when I remembered you had told me that we ea

ve heed to its warnings. This little story will show you how

took it home, and, having set it, went to bed and slept soundly. In the morning, to the g

p in a short time. In a few minutes he fell asleep, and did not awake again until very late. He dressed hastily, and, missing his breakfast, hurried away to his work. He resolved not to be so foolish again, and for a time did better; but in a few days he had again oversl

ay until its voice will at last cause you no discomfort. You'll then be in a very dangerous moral condition.

nce; for if he can silence it, then he can