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of the sublimity of Massillon, or the force of Bonrdaloue, it had fallen far short of the power which felt at the delivery of this simple sentence. The blood which had just before rushed in hurricane to my brain and in tho violence and agony of my feelings, had held my whole system In suspense, now ran back into my heart, with kind of sensation which I cannot describe; kind of shudderihg religious horror!

 The paroxysm of tho blended pity and indignation, to which had been transport ed, subsidedin the deepest self-abasement.s humility and adoration. I had just been lacerated and dissolved by sympathy, for our Saviour as fellow creature but now. with fear and trembling, adore him as--a n God