30. Paysons Demeanor under Bodily Sufferings

Paysons Demeanor under Bodily Sufferings The most agonizing sufferings of body, when exempted from depression of mind, never rendered him the less cheerful and agreeable. His demeanor in these seasons of suffering was often such that he was rather envied than pitied by his family and attendants, being seasons of unusual gayety and cheerfulness, and in which he allowed his playful imagination to throw a brightness npon the gloom of the sick-chamber.