But one of the truest excellencies of a spirit of perpetual thanksgiving is this, that it calms us when we are glad and it cheers us when we are sorrowful— a double benefit; it allays the feverish heat at the same time that it mitigates the rigorous cold.
Charles Haddon Spurgeon
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