The Round Preacher Or Reminiscences of Methodist Circuit Life
The Round Preacher Or Reminiscences of Methodist Circuit Life
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' And then speaking of besetting sins, he said, ' You havener hafe the sense as a hare hes ; when a pointer sets him, he cuts off like light- nin, and doesner stop to play with the dog, as you do with your sins. ' I believe brother Gager to be a very good man, and he is emi- nently useful; but he would be still more so, was he to avoid all laughable sayings in his sermons. " N2 196 THE ROUND PREACHER.
The chairman expressed himself as quite con- curring in the remarks of the previous speaker, a...nd recommended brother Gager to lay aside every ridiculous and laughable expression, and to take Mr. Wesley's sermons for his model.
The chairman called over the rest of the names ; and the only one against whom a seri- ous charge was alleged, was a John Mortar, for a breach of promise of marriage, to a Mary Jordan. The case was stated as follows, by Thomas Taper : "Mr. Chairman, it is my peanful duty to charge brother Mortar with the comtnittin of a very sad offence neamly, that o' brekin his promise o' marriage to a young woman o' the name o' Mary Jordan, a stay-maker, livin in Hodgson street ; a member o' the Society, and a very worthy, industrious, and pious young woman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' And then speaking of besetting sins, he said, ' You havener hafe the sense as a hare hes ; when a pointer sets him, he cuts off like light- nin, and doesner stop to play with the dog, as you do with your sins. ' I believe brother Gager to be a very good man, and he is emi- nently useful; but he would be still more so, was he to avoid all laughable sayings in his sermons. " N2 196 THE ROUND PREACHER.
The chairman expressed himself as quite con- curring in the remarks of the previous speaker, a...nd recommended brother Gager to lay aside every ridiculous and laughable expression, and to take Mr. Wesley's sermons for his model.
The chairman called over the rest of the names ; and the only one against whom a seri- ous charge was alleged, was a John Mortar, for a breach of promise of marriage, to a Mary Jordan. The case was stated as follows, by Thomas Taper : "Mr. Chairman, it is my peanful duty to charge brother Mortar with the comtnittin of a very sad offence neamly, that o' brekin his promise o' marriage to a young woman o' the name o' Mary Jordan, a stay-maker, livin in Hodgson street ; a member o' the Society, and a very worthy, industrious, and pious young woman.
What to read after The Round Preacher Or Reminiscences of Methodist Circuit Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Lavington to read onlineMoreLess
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