The Sabbath question comes up again through the disciples satisfying their hunger in the grain fields, and brings from Jesus the keen comment that man wasn't made for the Sabbath, but to be helped through that day, and then the statement that must have angered them further that He was " Lord of the Sabbath." "Quiet Talks about Jesus" by S. D. Gordon

He brought himself right side up at last, tears in his eyes and a sigh of satisfying exhaustion on his lips. "Flamsted quarries" by Mary E. Waller

Silas is at fault, and I also, because of raising our voices when it would have been better our tongues had remained quiet; but that which he proposed was at the same time so surprising and so satisfying that I forgot we were bound to carry out Master Warren's work before doing, or even thinking of, anything else. "The Minute Boys of Boston" by James Otis