... with a hesi• tating timidity, which continued until the excitement of speaking threw it otr. William I'inkney, a haughty, defiant and vehement orator, would turn pale when about to speak, and his knees would tremble as if he were Belshazzar gazing at the ...

... FIGURATIVELY SPEAKING. BY H. C. DODGE. Astronomy is t-derful And interesting 2. The earth 3-volves around the sun, Which makes a year 4 you. The moon is dead and can't re-5 lly law of phys-6 great, It's 7 where the stars alive Do nightly scintil-S. If ...

... EVIL-SPEAKING• AN old writer who has given much trouble to the investigation, has concluded that the Sins of the Tongue may be classified under twenty-four heads. We have no desire to challenge the record ; but we feel that the subject, as a whole, ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Mr. Wesley wrote the folloming letter to Mr Without any preference or cermony, which is tiselt%s botween you and me, I will mimply and plainly tell you %that I dislike in your doctrine, spirit, or outward behaviour. -1. I lik e your doctrine ...

... EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING. A popular preacher who was accustomed to write out his sermons was complimented one Sunday by a critic of excellent taste. What was it that particularly pleased you? asked the preacher. The critic referred in detail to a special ...

... SPEAKING THE TRUTH IN LOVE. TO TAR EDITOR!). DEAR SIES— Speaking the truth in love -liaraeterised the Sinless One, and has characterised in s free followers in all ages. An editorial appeared in the London Methodist rases in which this sentence occurs: ...

... SPEAK ERS 14:CTFD - His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin; Revs. F. B. Meyer, M.A., and J. S. Pawlyn, London; J. H. M.A., Brighton; J. Stalker, D.D., Glasgow: J. G. Train, Hull; Foster Pegg, M.A., Birmingham; H. L. Mackenzie; Mr. E. M. Wood and Mr. H. Standing ...

... FORBIDDEN TO SPEAK AT CHICKERING HALL. Having resumed the practice of speaking in political gatherings, Dr. M'Glynn was gently reminded, August 21st, 1 886, of the impropriety of such conduct. Ido not know if Mr. George's name had been mentioned at that ...

... LIPS SPEAK RIGHT THIN ;S. H.V.. Yea, my reins shall rejoice, When thy lips speak right things. This is a repetition of the truth expressed in the previous verse, only in a more intense form. The reins, as being deeply seated in the body, are used as ...

... for the first men to speak of what they trusted ai God, to speak of I lim as a rock. So you find that Moses in that grand passage in Heiner - onomy, with grandest of all winds of ommand, with grandest sum of all experience, speaks several times of God ...

... speak of Himself. but whatsoever He shall hear, that shall He speak ; He will shew you things to come. He shall receive of mine, and shall shew it unto you. (c) lie will reprove the world of sin, &c. We cannot dwell upon these points : they will come ...

... SPEAK A KIND WORD WHEN YOU CAN. 'SILVERPEN; FROM AUSTRALIA. THERE is nothing gets so near the inmost heart as a kind word fitly spoken. I have often seen the big tear come, the breast heave, and the ivhole frame tremble. when the kindly voice of a godly ...