...never call the circumstance to mind ', Mr. Hall has been heard to say, ' but with grief at the Vanity inspired ; nor, when I think of such mistakes of good...correctness of Baxter's language, strong as it is, where he says : " Nor should men turn preachers as the river Nilus breeds frogs (saith Herodotus),...

...never call the circumstance to mind,' Mr. Hall haa been heard to say, ' but wjth grief at the vanity inspired ; ' nor, when I think of such mistakes of...correctness of Baxter's .language, strong as it is, where he says : " Nor should men turn preachers as the river Nilus breeds frogs (saith Herodotus),...

...the general likeness ; but conceive, Sir, if you can, the egregious impropriety of setting a boy at eleven, to preach to a company of grave gentlemen,...wore wigs. I never call the circumstance to mind, without grief at the vanity it inspired ; nor when I think of such mistakes of pood men, am I inclined...

...if you can, the egregious impropriety of Betting a boy of eleven to preach to ft Company of grftvis gentlemen, full half of whom wore wigs. I never call the circumstance to mind bat with grief at the vanity it inspired ; nor when I think of such mistakes of good men am I inclined...

...and benevolence constituted the " general likeness ; but conceive, Sir, if you can, the egre" gious impropriety of setting a boy of eleven to preach to...correctness of " Baxter's language, strong as it is, where he says, ' Nor " should men turn preachers as the river Nilus breed frogs " (saith Herodotus),...

...: but conceive, sir, if you can, thi egregious impropriety of setting a boy of eleven to preach ti a company of grave gentlemen, full half of whom wore...vanity it inspired ; nor, when I think of such mistakes o good men, am I inclined to question the correctness of Bax ter's language, strong as it is, where...

...made the prominent actor. " Conceive, if you can," he says, in telling this part of his early history, "the egregious impropriety of setting a boy of eleven...correctness of Baxter's language, strong as it is, where he says : — ' Nor should men turn preachers as the river Nilus breeds frogs, when one half...

...can," he says, in telling this part of his early history, "the egregious impropriety of setting a hoy of eleven to preach to a company of grave gentlemen, full half of whom wore wigs. I never call the circumstanee to mind hut with grief at the vanity it iuspired ; nor when I think of such mistakes of...

...probity, candour, and benevolence constituted the general likeness. But conceive, sir, if you can, the egregious impropriety of setting a boy of eleven to preach to a company of grave gentlemen,full half of whom worewigs. Inever call the circumstance to mind but with grief at the vanity...

...Hall, who in reviewing his own juvenile experience in respect to this matter, writes as follows : " I never call the circumstance to mind but with grief...correctness of Baxter's language, strong as it is, where he says, ' Nor should men turn preachers as the river Nilus breeds frogs (saith Herodotus), where...