C.H. Spurgeon Quotes

By C.H. Spurgeon

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The foal drains his mother, and then kicks her. The old saying is, “I taught you to swim, and now you would drown me,” and many a time it comes true. The dog wags his tail till he gets the bone, and then he snaps and bites at the man who fed him. PT100 For the most part, nothing is more easily blotted out than a good turn. PT100 Gratitude is a very rare thing. If any of you try to do good for the sake of getting gratitude, you will find it one of the most profitless trades in the world. If you can do good, expecting to be abused for it, you will get your reward; but if you do good, with an expectation of gratitude in return, you will be bitterly disappointed. 2960.533