The London Pulpit
The London Pulpit
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There is some sense in that, for the Scot- tish version of the Psalms of Kins: David is not one whit more refined, or less bald and repulsive, than that of our own Sternhold and Hopkins, or Tate. But, nevertheless, the singing is very beautiful. Dr. Gumming himself looks not a large man, but a sturdy determined man, with good intellectual power, and that power well cultivated, but all in the dry Scotch way ; though so little does the Doctor's speech betray him, that you would scarcely notice th...at his pronunciation was that of a native of the ' Land of Cakes. ' He is young-looking, his hair is dark, and his complexion is brown. As he wears spectacles, of course, I can say nothing about his eyes ; or, as he wears a gown and bands, as to the robustness of his frame. He looks agile and well set ; strong in the faith, and master of texts innumerable wherewith to support that THE REV. JOHN CUMMTNG, D. D. 171 faith, A polished, graceful, self-contained, and self-satisfied man. He may be a man of large heart and sympathies ; but he has not the appear- ance of one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is some sense in that, for the Scot- tish version of the Psalms of Kins: David is not one whit more refined, or less bald and repulsive, than that of our own Sternhold and Hopkins, or Tate. But, nevertheless, the singing is very beautiful. Dr. Gumming himself looks not a large man, but a sturdy determined man, with good intellectual power, and that power well cultivated, but all in the dry Scotch way ; though so little does the Doctor's speech betray him, that you would scarcely notice th...at his pronunciation was that of a native of the ' Land of Cakes. ' He is young-looking, his hair is dark, and his complexion is brown. As he wears spectacles, of course, I can say nothing about his eyes ; or, as he wears a gown and bands, as to the robustness of his frame. He looks agile and well set ; strong in the faith, and master of texts innumerable wherewith to support that THE REV. JOHN CUMMTNG, D. D. 171 faith, A polished, graceful, self-contained, and self-satisfied man. He may be a man of large heart and sympathies ; but he has not the appear- ance of one.
What to read after The London Pulpit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Ewing James Ewing Ritchie to read onlineMoreLess
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