Guard against a sluggish and indolent temper. The love of ease insinuates- itself into the heart under a variety of plausible pretenses, which are-- often allowed to pass, when temptations of a grosser nature would not- be admitted. The misspending a little time seems to wise and good men a-- small matter- yet this sometimes runs them in into great--inconveniencies. It often leads them to break in upon the seasons- regularly allotted to devotion,