For everything, everything there is a providence: be it so, I believe it.

If there is a providence, it certainly arranges things in a very peculiar manner.

Well, there is a providence in every fact.

There is a providence that watches over madmen!

No; every accident is a providence.

There is a providence in the destiny of nations, that sets at nought the most profound of human calculations.

It is a providence!

But if there is a providence which allows itself to be propitiated, make thyself worthy of the help of the divinity.

Your offer is a providence; it is as if God put out his own hand and Opened the kirk door for him.

Perhaps it is a providence that I have fallen in with him, and I have concluded to keep his company to the Black Hills.

There is a Providence to which I am perfectly willing to submit.

Remember this alternative: either there is a Providence or simply matter!

No, no, no; there is a Providence, and its hand has drawn me back.

But, happily-thereis a Providence, and that Providence you see in me, my young friend.

There is a Providence above all things, even museums.

Assuredly there is a Providence that shapes our ends, rough hew them how we will.