lxix

Preceded by the long Preface from pages xi to lxix.

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He regrets Brown's "unconventional domestic affairs," frowns at his treatment of women and finally weighs him thus: "Brown was a strange mixture of coarseness, kindliness, cold-bloodedness, and calculation" (KC, i. lxiii, lxix).

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(See Chapters lxvi to lxix; also Appendices H and I.)

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Ahab is left to fill up the measure of his iniquities, -- "Add iniquity to iniquity," Ps. lxix.

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They cannot say, as the psalmist doth, when he speaks in the person of Christ, Ps. lxix.

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There is darkness unto men when they are blind, either born so or made so: Ps. lxix.

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He was made enguos, a “surety of a better testament;” and, in performance of the duty which lay upon him as such, “he paid that which he took not away,” Ps. lxix.

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How powerful this was in David, he declares in that earnest prayer, Ps. lxix.

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The temper of the prayer is of kin to Psalm lxix. which -- especially in verses

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