...services rendered ; but often after he gets up and is well, the matter looks a little different. " When the devil was sick, The devil a monk would be ; But when the devil was well, Devil a monk was he." next time ; or how much are you going to knock off? make it as light...

...slighted." The same idea appears in the very old rhyme concerning the devil, the monk and sickness : "When the devil was sick The devil a monk would be; But when he got well, The devil a monk was he." In securing the happiness which attends the ounce of prevention,...

...would be the inevitable result. The reforms, spoken of by Doctor Francke, would be quickly forgotten. "When the devil was sick, the devil a monk would be" — but "the proverb is something musty." But does not this reasonable inference from the hypothesis of victory...