... alluded to, and here they are- y 32 Moreover concerning the stranger, which is not of ethy people Israel, but is come froma far country for thy great name's sake, and thy mighty hand, and thy stretch Y ed out arm, if they come and pray in this house; U S Then ...

... arili it shlial not be try fault if it sha!l ever agairs silik irto that obscumnrity out of which these strangers, from a far country, liavr kindllv raiked it. I am sorry, howevir, to be coinnpelled to state, that Dim- droli has rio (laiin ?? ti Om hooniur ...

... Eilisburgh and the east coast, tuit liad always consideresl it a hopeless wijh because of the expense of going to such a far country. Now, however, MILeish placed the wished for happi. iess within his reach, by proposing to his comrade Jock to set off with ...

... of day,,-brightened remotely to the view. Below, ships %vere hastening to and fro 'through'tbe' nar- rows ; arid, tire, far country, lay rant ling like en Eden. Bright rivers ran like ribands of gold and silver; and they were lost in thbe vast island, ...

... certain time, every man would have aparliasnent- arv titleto his estate. In framing his bill, he did not know ex- actly how far country gentlemen were prepared to got he had therefore detetmincd that thbi fgistratioh shouid be voluntary. Coinpalioty fegistration ...

... their homes into another, until at length, if they are fortunate enough to save as much as would tran- sport them into a far country, they abandon for ever the land of their birth and their affection, in which every species of bigoted tyranny had forbidden ...

... Give ear to these words, ye omirrous combinations of Po- pery ann heresy, ard infidelity, ann evangelism ! ye of tie ;far countries,' naturally distant from each other as the poles, ard now, not as nloves to the winidons gitiered homie, but as ' eagles ...