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39913	Cox, Samuel	Expositor's Bible: The Book of Ecclesiastes			.txt	text/plain	82559	3309	73	And when, as life passes on, we discover that it is the bad boy who often gets the plum-cake, and the good boy who goes to the rod; that bad men often have beautiful wives and large estates, while good men fail of both; when we find the knave rising to place and authority, and honest Goodchild in the workhouse or the _Gazette_, then there rise up in our hearts the very doubts and perplexities and eager painful questions which of old time troubled the Psalmist and the Prophet. No doubt there were then, as there are now, many men of business who were wise enough to take pleasure in all their labours, to cast their burden of care on Him in whose care stand both to-morrow and to-day; men to whom worship was a calming and strengthening communion with the Father of their spirits, and who advanced, through toil, to worthy or even noble ends.	cache/39913.txt	txt/39913.txt
