...Irving's time and mine were hoary old men, men so like what one might call antique evangelists, in rader vesture, and ' poor scholars and gentlemen of Christ ' I have nowhere met with, in monastries or churches, among Protestant or Papal clergy in any country of the world." Evidently...

...Irving's time and mine were hoary old men ; men so like what one might call antique Evangelists in rnder vesture, and "poor scholars and gentlemen of Christ," I have nowhere met with in monasteries or churches, among Protestant or Papal clergy, in any country of the world. All this...

...is merely stricter adherence to the Church of the Reformation. Very venerable are those old Seceder clergy to me now when I look back. . . . Most figures...sacred to me than the biggest cathedral then extant could have been; rude, rustic, bare, no temple in the world was more so ; but there were sacred lambencies,...

...is merely stricter adherence to the Church of the Reformation. Very venerable are those old Seceder clergy to me now when I look back. . . . Most figures...sacred to me than the biggest cathedral then extant could have been; rude, rustic, bare, no temple in the world was more so; but there were sacred lambencies,...

...order to which this "teacher of the people " belonged he says, " Very venerable are those old Seceder clergy to me, now when I look back. . . . Most figures...with among Protestant or Papal clergy in any country of the world." The people who constituted the membership of the Church were equally venerable to him,...

...order to which this ' teacher of the people ' belonged he says, ' Very venerable are those old Seceder clergy to me, now when I look back. . . . Most figures...gentlemen of Christ, I have nowhere met with among protestaut or papal VOL. LF clergy in any country in the world.' The people who constituted the membership...

...attendance at tho kirk. All dissent is merely stricter adherence to the church of the Reformation. . . . The poor temple of my childhood is more sacred to me than the biggest cathedral then extant could have been; rude, rustic, bare, no temple in the world more so ; but there were sacred lambencies,...

...attendance at the kirk. All dissent is merely stricter adherence to the church of the Reformation. . . . The poor temple of my childhood is more sacred to me than the biggest cathedral then extant could have been; rude, rustic, bare, no temple in the world more so; but there were sacred lambencies,...

...of the old Seceders, Carlyle himself has left a photograph: ' Very venerable are those old Seceder clergy to me now when I look back. . . . Most figures...Protestant or Papal clergy in any country in the world. . . . Strangely vivid are some twelve or twenty of those old faces whom I used to see every Sunday,...

...of many ; on me, too, their pious, heavensent influences still rest and live ! " Then he goes on, " That poor temple of my childhood is more sacred to me than the biggest cathedral then extant could have been ; rude, rustic, bare, no temple in the world was more so ; but there were sacred lambencies,...