By a strange coincidence the parole for this triumphal day was St George, while the parole appointed for the victorious New Year's Eve had been St Denis; so that the patron saints of France and England happen to be associated with the two great days on which the stronghold of Canada was saved by land and sea.

"The saints in glory be among us!

Formerly, it was piously believed to have been composed and sung by these saints on the evening of Augustine's baptism.

After he had so besought the Saint for a time, he bade the friars feel in their pouches and see if the Saint had sent them anything; so each put his hand slowly in the pouch that hung beside him, but brought nothing thence.

Then follow matrons and virgins, babes and children, reformers and mediaeval saints with a convoy of angels, singing as they march.

When I said so had I forgotten the church of All Saints at Lydd, which is known as the Cathedral of the Marshes.

Heroes and saints To alien peoples shall they be, my brave And patient warriors; for in their stout hearts God's spirit dwells forever, and their hands Are swift to do his service on his foes.

But yet that Look would call a Saint from th'Altar, And make him quite forget his Ceremony, Or take thee for his Deity:

Who's that Saint by the lake?

(See Healy, Ireland's Schools and Scholars, p. 592; Moran, Irish Saints in Great Britain, "The Conference at Whitby in 664," pp.

The good Archbishop, using the Bible and the Lives of the Saints as a basis, and as a sharer of the superstitions of the time having unbounded faith in every legend of the Church, put together in simple form for the edification of his flock the various stories about Jewish and Christian worthies which compose the original Legenda Aurea.

To me Columbus was no more a saint than Sir Francis Drake was when he so unscrupulously robbed every ship he could lay his hands upon, although both of them observed the outward forms of religious worship peculiar to their respective creeds and education.

As through the colour'd glass the moon-beam falls, Huge shapeless spectres quiver on the walls; 25 Low murmurs creep along the hollow ground, And to each step the pealing ailes resound; By glimmering lamps, protecting saints among, The shrines all tremble as they pass along, O'er the still choir with hideous laugh they move, 30 (Fiends yell below, and angels weep above!)

In the front court sits a stone figure of a saint under a covering, completely clothed, and with even a cap on the head.

The people, by whom she had been surnamed "the Wise" during life, began to bless her for a saint after her death, when they came themselves to follow the example of this "Morning Star" which had risen and gone before to lead Russia into the path of salvation.

More Ladies Terentias, I crie still, That prise a saint before a Silken foole.

" "Heigho!" sighed the jester, "thy very look doth proclaim thee lover, and 'tis well, for love maketh the fool wise and the wise fool, it changeth saints into rogues and rogues into saints, it teacheth the strong man gentleness and maketh the gentle strong.

"Well, I wouldn't be sorry for a person who tried to kill me," said the detective, sneeringly; "but, then, I'm no saint like you, Miss Marvin.

Yet we can see in the hymns of Savonarola, who perfectly represented the attitude of the highest Christian of those times, how perfect might be the love and veneration for departed saints without lapsing into idolatry, and with what an atmosphere of warmth and glory the true belief of the unity of the Church, visible and invisible, could inspire an elevated soul amid the discouragements of an unbelieving and gainsaying world.

and the saints around Him Throned, yet adoring!

"Here is none but the lion and the saint above our heads to listen.

SAINTS The Saints of Thy great Church, 0 Christ, How vast their numbers be On holy page and ancient scroll Their blessed names we see, And from the painted window panes They smile eternally.

Reports said it was composed chiefly of Missourians, some of whom were said to be boasting that they had helped to expel the Saints from Jackson County in that State.

Pancrazio was the name of him who was destined to be our patron saint through the coming centuries.

If the limit of development is substantially determined in each individual and cannot be extended by human agencies (I say "human" because God in His wisdom and by His power can raise up a prophet or a saint out of the lowest depths, and frequently does so), then the quantity and extent of general education should be determined not by a period of years and