...undertakings. Every year he wrote in his pocket-book, as the motto for his life, the old epitaph : ' What I spent, I had ; What I saved, I lost ; What I gave, I have.' We have said little of Mr. Moore's religious life up to this time, for in truth he seems to have had...

...statement. JHT Dublin. " What I spent" §-c. — The following epitaph is of course well known : " What I spent I had ; What I saved I lost ; What I gave I have." But can you or any of your readers give the original ? W. (1) Lord Audley at Poicticrs. — Do the...

...tombstone — I beg your pardon for the allusion — on which I once read the following inscription : — ' What I spent I had— what I saved I lost — what I gave I ?иUT.' Surely this sentiment will 1«м analysing. ' What I spent I lwl.' I enjoyed it, wasted it,...

...little avail ; except it be, indeed, money put at the Lord's interest. You know the old epitaph, * What I spent I had, what I saved I lost, what I gave I have.' That time will come to us all ; and you know how I believe in such treasures. When I think of it, I'm...

...9. 1855. (E.) " What 1 spent" &c. :— (a) " The following epitaph is of course well known : — • What I spent I had ; What I saved I lost; What I gave I have.' But can you or any of your readers give the original ? W. (1)" IstS. xi. 47. 1855. (6) "The epitaph...

...S. xi. 9. 1855. (E.) "What 1 spent" &c.:—(a) "The following epitaph is of course well known : — 'What I spent I had; What I saved I lost ; What I gave I have.' (b) "The epitaph alluded to was in Tiverton Church, on the tomb of Edward Courtenay, third Earl of...

...1878. tributed it to those who had need. He kept always in his pocket-book a copy of the words — 'What I spent I had: What I saved I lost : What I gave I have.' It was not always, however, that he realized that what he spent he had satisfactorily. When in middle...

...whose Christian liberality and almost unexampled work in Christ's cause, adopted as his motto : — " What I spent, I had. What I saved, I lost. What I gave, I have." May this not be fairly taken to read : — "He that scattereth yet increaseth. Barns may be full, but...

...relieving povertystricken curates by the dozen, expressing in his life the motto of his pocket-book: "What I spent I had; what I saved I lost, what I gave I have." IT is one of the signs of progress in the Universaliat denomination that its preachers have, of late,...

...paid to handwriting, spelling, punctuation, grammar, and style. Conclusion of an ancient epitaph : " What I spent I had ; what I saved I lost ; what I gave I saved." Or, Self-conceit and Self-reliance : distinguish and describe these characters. The Composition...