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those h"avy-hea ded persons wlo canno, a,.

 'ehH church without falling asleep. TLe

 preacher repeating his text in an emph a,ic

 mannrr, al the end of every division of h;s

 discourse. the unfortunate Vice Cbancelior

 aS often aWoke, and this happened SO often

 that at last all present could see the joke

 The Vice Chancellor was SD net;,ci q, ,hc disturbance he had met with, and th. t.ll,it mca>iOned, that he com plaincd to the Arch.

 bishop of Canterbury, who immediately s.n, for the young man to reprOve him for what ne bad done. In the course of the rot,ftr. ence which enSued between the arcbbishon anu the preacher, the latter gave so many proofs of his wit and good sense, that his grace procured him the houOr of preaching bGE1rc inc king Here, also, he had his joke ne gave nnt his text in these worlds James list and Glh, Naver not,' which, of course, every body present SEW tu be stroke at the lnLecisive charac!er ot the monarch. James, equally quick sighted, exclaimed " He is at me already;' but he was upon the whole so well pleased with his cle.icaI wag, as, to make him one oi his chapiains in ordinary. He afterwards went To Oxford, anu preached farewell sermon on the text, ''oleep on now, and take your rest" ----~.