Twenty Years in the Church: An Autobiography
Twenty Years in the Church: An Autobiography
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Lachford was also close in another respect : old Dr. Vine had had it all to himself for many years — a very good man out of the pulpit, a very useless man in. He preached Tillotsonian sermons through an eyeglass, and through his nose: still there was no alter* native; for, those who drank "Church and State" felt it more than their politics were worth to go anywhere else, however desirous they might be. Strange, horrible things, were done in those days. " In turning out an old chest in the Town ...Hall," said the clerk, "what do you think it was brimful of? Why, certifi- cates of A B or C D having received the Sacrament so as to be eligible for office under the old Test Act!" — The Dean liural visiting the same church was answered by the Rector himself, when complaining of the dust and cobwebs, "Why, the fact is, our sexton is such a drunken sot we can do no better!" Then, Lachford Church was very heavy for the voice ; and as the Doctor had little energy, and read in a most drowsy and mono- tonous manner, the service was as sleepy a performance as can well be imagined.
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Lachford was also close in another respect : old Dr. Vine had had it all to himself for many years — a very good man out of the pulpit, a very useless man in. He preached Tillotsonian sermons through an eyeglass, and through his nose: still there was no alter* native; for, those who drank "Church and State" felt it more than their politics were worth to go anywhere else, however desirous they might be. Strange, horrible things, were done in those days. " In turning out an old chest in the Town ...Hall," said the clerk, "what do you think it was brimful of? Why, certifi- cates of A B or C D having received the Sacrament so as to be eligible for office under the old Test Act!" — The Dean liural visiting the same church was answered by the Rector himself, when complaining of the dust and cobwebs, "Why, the fact is, our sexton is such a drunken sot we can do no better!" Then, Lachford Church was very heavy for the voice ; and as the Doctor had little energy, and read in a most drowsy and mono- tonous manner, the service was as sleepy a performance as can well be imagined.
What to read after Twenty Years in the Church: An Autobiography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Pycroft to read onlineMoreLess
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