"You were as good preach case to one on the rack.

This I take to be one of the highest aims of womanto preach charity, love, and brotherhood: but in this nineteenth century, hunting everywhere for law and organisation, refusing loyalty to anything which cannot range itself under its theories, she will never get a hearing, till her knowledge of the past becomes more organised and methodic.

And beneath the mirtle, the Canada thistle, and the gooseberry-bush he rests, with the follerin epitaff on his tombstun: Hee's gone to rest, don't wake him up, His labors heer are ore; He useter preach fokes fast to sleep, Who entered his church-door.

He says ef we loves him we'll do what he tells us, an' he's tol' us ter feed de hungry, an' clothe de naked, an' go preach de gospel.

The clergy are instructed not to attack Prance or Russia, and so it comes about that, as I have previously pointed out, in Prussia, Hanover, Schleswig-Holstein, Brandenburg, and Saxony, the pastors of the State Church preach hatred of Britain, as violently in their pulpits as in their pastoral visits.

The Editors, the Rev. H. J. Rose and Rev. J.W. Burgon, well observe: "We shall in vain preach reverence to the ear on Sundays, if the eyes may be familiarised with what is irreverent for the six days following.

Black preachers couldn' preach tuh us.

I know one thing and that is that they didn't make any headway in killing me when they hung me nor even when they scooped my brains out afterwarddamn the doctorsdamn the preachersI hate them all they lied to me preachers priests and all they told me it was all right