...matter that you should fly into a passion? I am sure it will not. The wiso King Solomon has said, ' The beginning of strife is like the letting out of water;' the meaning of which is, that when people begin to quarrel, there is no knowing where it may end; one angry...

...their opposition, so far as Scotland is concerned, I will cheerfully go to them without loss of time. The beginning of strife is like the letting out of water— the mischief is easily done, but, when once begun, there is no saying where it will end. Should not an...

...for his work's sake — and of having no fellowship with those by whom he is reviled and slandered. As the beginning of strife is like the letting out of water, we find that these schisms and contentions advanced, till they reached the communion of the church...

...contest, and the kindred hands which were perhaps to be dyed in each other's blood, I came to think that, as the beginning of strife is like the letting out of water, we should prevent, by doing the utmost in our power and by granting all that could be granted, that...

...contest, and the kindred hands which were perhaps to be dyed in each other's blood, I came to think that, as the beginning of strife is like the letting out of water, we should prevent, by doing the utmost in our power and by granting all that could be granted, that...

...the rage against them grew to such a pitch that soon revolver shots were heard in the streets, and as the beginning of strife is like the letting out of water, easier to commence than to stop, so the rumour that the Mormons were arming for protection, and had...