Faulty, Effective Speech
In Moody’s early days, an overzealous critic, who was not an overactive worker, took him to task for his defects in speech. “You oughtn’t to attempt to speak in public, Moody. You make many mistakes in grammar.” “I lack a great many things” said Moody, “but I’m doing the best I can with what I’ve got.” But, look here, my friend, you’ve got grammar enough; what are you doing with it for Jesus?”