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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from The Black Dwarf by Walter Scott: on and away, and take the chase after him."
"O, my child, before you run on danger, let me hear you but say,
HIS will be done!"
"Urge me not, mother--not now." He was rushing out, when,
looking back, he observed his grandmother make a mute attitude of
affliction. He returned hastily, threw himself into her arms,
and said, "Yes, mother, I CAN say, HIS will be done, since it
will comfort you."
"May He go forth--may He go forth with you, my dear bairn; and O,
may He give you cause to say on your return, HIS name be
praised!"
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