There are moments when we are not in place even on penitential knees.

To these Songs of Praise is appended another series called Penitential Cries, by the Rev. Thomas Shepherd, who, for a short time a clergyman in Buckinghamshire, became the minister of the Congregational church at Northampton, afterwards under the care of Doddridge.

There is also about him a solemnity different from the animation of the Giaoura penitential despair arising from a cause undisclosed.

Have you looked, for instance, into the old middle-age Penitentials?

There has been no attempt, evidently, to conform to the requirements of any creed; the devout Catholic, as well as the Episcopalian Churchman, will find here the favorite aspirations, penitential strains, and ascriptions of praise, which have been consecrated by generations of worshippers.

I have her now, methinks, before me, blubberinghow odious does sorrow make an ugly face!Thine, Jack, and this old beldam's, in penitentials, instead of moving compassion, must evermore confirm hatred; while beauty in tears, is beauty heightened, and what my heart has ever delighted to see.

AN ACCADIAN PENITENTIAL PSALM TRANSLATED BY REV.

AN ACCADIAN PENITENTIAL PSALM OBVERSE OF TABLET 1 The heart of my Lord was wroth: to his place may he return.

To understand this we have only to study one of the ancient Irish Monastic Rules or one of the Irish Penitentials as edited by D'Achery ("Spicilegium") or Wasserschleben ("Irische Kanonensamerlung").

The more inaccessible or forbidding the island the more it was in request as a penitential retreat.

Another penitential action which accompanied prayer was the 'cros-figul.'

But this I am credibly informed of, that Paul Lorrain has resolv'd upon a very sudden Reformation in his tragical Dramas; and that at the next monthly Performance, he designs, instead of a Penitential Psalm, to dismiss his Audience with an excellent new Ballad of his own composing.

At the end of the tenth Book they are represented as prostrating themselves upon the Ground, and watering the Earth with their Tears: To which the Poet joins this beautiful Circumstance, that they offerd up their penitential Prayers, on the very Place where their Judge appeared to them when he pronounced their Sentence.

God pity the heart that does not involuntary reverence to God's templed places, made sacred a thousand fold by every penitential tear, by every throb of devotion, by every aspiration after the divine existence, from which let down a little while, we wander, for what w

To understand this we have only to study one of the ancient Irish Monastic Rules or one of the Irish Penitentials as edited by D'Achery ("Spicilegium") or Wasserschleben ("Irische Kanonensamerlung").

The more inaccessible or forbidding the island the more it was in request as a penitential retreat.

Another penitential action which accompanied prayer was the 'cros-figul.'

He disappears from the story, hand-in-hand with Miriam, bound, it would seem, upon a penitential pilgrimage, or to begin a new life in another hemisphere.

The great Augustine died with the penitential Psalms hung round his bed.

And hence it comes to pass that we can still turn to the penitential Psalms, to the seventh chapter of Romans, to the Confessions of St. Augustine, or to the Grace Abounding of John Bunyan, and make their words the language of our own broken and contrite hearts.

At every cross, kneel down and expiate Your crime with burning penitential tears

For, could she pity and forgive, 'Twould wing his penitential prayer With better hope of mercy there!

To be sure Jim's tenderness was partly penitential.

Thence he was carried, the next day, almost in a state of insensibility, to a neighboring convent of the severest order, where, for some weeks, he observed a penitential retreat of silence and prayer, neither seeing nor hearing any living being but his spiritual director.

Your penitential tears have obliterated your guilt and blotted out your errors with your Julia.