ExPRESsIvE
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Emphasis is known to be of great consequence
in public speaker. Gesture is sometimes equal
ly impressive. An anecdote is related of an Eng
lish clergyman who was tormented with terma-
CANT wife. By and by, she paid the debt of ma
tureH Her husband personally oficiated at the
funeral His speech was devoted in part TO the
thousand ills which flesh is heir to-" and was
concluded by Scriptural quotation. Extending
his right hand towards the grave he said" There
the wicked cease from troubling"-and then pla-
cling the same hand on his heart, he added" and
the weary are at rest"