R. L. Welssman (A); 29Oct63; R326265. WEIST, CARL S. Fifty sermon talks for boys and girls.

He will hold an argument in a tavern over sack till the dial and himself be both at a stand; he never observes any time but sermon-time, and there he sleeps by the hour-glass.

SESSLER, JACOB. Junior sermon stories.

Two of his pulpit discourses, the Assize Sermon and the Charity Sermon, had already been thought worthy of publication by their author in a separate form; and the latter of these found a place in the series; while the rest seem to have been simply the chance sweepings of the parson's sermon-drawer.

But before the Barrister draws bills of imagination on his tender feelings, would it not have been as well to adduce some last dying speech and confession, in which the culprit attributed his crimesnot to Sabbath-breaking and loose company,but to sermon-hearing on the 'modus operandi' of the divine goodness in the work of redemption?

In the literary armory of the lazy parish priest of the fourteenth century, the Gesta Romanorum must have held the place which volumes of sermon-outlines occupy upon the book-shelves of certain of his brethren to-day.

Here's his sermon-paper on the table, and a Greek Testament, and Hints on Decorating Churches, with 'Constance Strangeways' on the first leafno other book.

Mr. Rayner has many good properties; but short sermon preaching is not one of them.

She was a sort of continual Sunday child, with an air of church and cold dinner and sermon-reading and hymn-singing and early bed.

He is an earnest, thoughtful, plodding man, can preach a fair sermon tears a little sometimes, and can "bring down the house" in tolerably good style.

So strongly did this feeling take root in him that he at length resigned himself to sleep at sermon-timenot even South or Barrow having the art to keep him awake.

," he continued, "you make a so droll sermon ad the bull-ring.

I have found, as others have, the "Biblical Commentary" a very useful companion in sermon-writing.

" "It's those sermons agen," Naomi decided.

There is a faint odor of the sermon-case about every page, and we learn to dread, sometimes to skip, the inevitable homily, as we do the moral at the end of an Æsopic fable.