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SERMONS FOR SUNDAYS, FESTIVALS, FASTS, AND other Liturgical Occasions. Edited by the REV. ALEXANDER WATSON, M.A., Curate of St. John's, Cheltenham.

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BY THE REV. FRANCIS E. PAGET, M.A.

THE LIVING AND THE DEAD. Practical Sermons on

the Burial Service. 12mo. cloth, 6s. 6d.

CONTENTS.

LECTURE I. On Burial considered as a Religious Rite.

II. On the Privilege of Christian Burial.

III. Faith, Patience, Thankfulness, the Graces of Bereavement.

IV. The Daily Spectacle of Mortality.

V. The Resurrection of CHRIST, the Proof and Guarantee of