... captive by his earnestness, and carries as along by the charm of a perfect elocution. lie appear. like a messenger tram a far country full of matter, conscious that his time is short, but yet, by an admirable arrangement, a skilful choice of language, making ...

... Men. w. , e kinS &Wien. 'l' ..e pow sent is a time for the exercise of judicious charity. Is the efoatident reliacee that far country w. , ; weather this storm as it has many oilers, but with a modest avoidance of too gaming exosietatioas that i:. end is ...

... His followers I The disciple is nut above his Master. nor the servant above his Lord. lint you, beloved brethren, in a far country, I request,—assist es with your earnest prayers, that God may stye as gr.eo to care tor His kingdom with all nor strength ...

... of Canada, in connection with the Church of Scotland, Truly as cold waters to a thirsty soul, so is good news from a far country.' I have no doubt this meeting is disposed, not only to rejoice in these resolutions, bat to give thanks to God for a c ...

... also at in Wh ei.; . ter advantages which you derive, partly from year SIM, partly from the inherent and natural enemy far country, partly from the free institutions under live, an unshackled press, and a Coeditedos perfect liberty with the absence of ...

... in our estimation, than all the praise of man. Their good wishes are to like gongs in the wilderness,— good news from a far country,—and are much more valued by than the applause of the multitudes of a world lying in wickeder's. And thew prayers of the ...