The Dublin University Magazine, Volume 59William Curry, Jun., and Company, 1862 |
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Page 154
... Morning or Evening Prayers of the day to be read before any sermon is preached . Moreover , it is distinctly enjoined that the Litany shall be read after Morning Prayer , so that the only liberty of separating them is , as the ...
... Morning or Evening Prayers of the day to be read before any sermon is preached . Moreover , it is distinctly enjoined that the Litany shall be read after Morning Prayer , so that the only liberty of separating them is , as the ...
Page 155
... Morning Prayer , whenever the Communion Office is used along with it , is desir- able , not merely for the sake of avoiding repetitions , but to prevent needless turnings from one part of the Prayer Book to the other . Little ob ...
... Morning Prayer , whenever the Communion Office is used along with it , is desir- able , not merely for the sake of avoiding repetitions , but to prevent needless turnings from one part of the Prayer Book to the other . Little ob ...
Page 431
... morning suddenly , and turned about with Mrs. Sturk , who had to slacken her pace a little , for the potent agent chose to walk rather slowly . " A fine morning , after all the rain , madam . How well the hills look , " and he pointed ...
... morning suddenly , and turned about with Mrs. Sturk , who had to slacken her pace a little , for the potent agent chose to walk rather slowly . " A fine morning , after all the rain , madam . How well the hills look , " and he pointed ...
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