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The great variety of useful little books lately published, under such titles as _Daily Food_, _Daily Crumbs_, _Devout Exercises_, &c. and the favour with which these have been met, suggested to the compiler, the utility of attempting something of the same kind. He had accidentally met with a little work, called, "Directions," &c. published by _Maltbys_, New Haven; and though there were some things in it which he did not like, he thought it, on the whole, a very valuable little manual of instruction.
The compiler has made such alterations as seemed necessary to make it please himself, and added some few particulars from a valuable tract of the late President Edwards.-The Letter to a young Lady, &c. is one which the compiler has been in the habit of presenting to young persons under certain states of mind; and the "Memento," by whomsoever prepared, is most admirably done, and worthy to be read by all Christians.-The article on the question, "Am I a New Creature?" taken from the Spirit of the Pilgrims, is one highly useful and important in the present period of religious inquiry.