 | 1832 - 736 pages
...manifest by it, and always made to touch those cords of the heart which they onght to do ; finally, if 1 can procure for my discourse a fulness without bombast,...be clear for the intellect, easy to be remembered, exeiting to the feelings and captivating to tho heart. Then I shall speak of religion with that perfect... | |
 | N. W. - 1868 - 542 pages
...every climax of the passions, shall be rendered manifest by it, and always made to touch those chords of the heart which they ought to do ; finally, if...the feelings, and captivating to the heart. Then I Bhall speak of religion with that perfect simpliciy, exalted dignity, and benevolent warmth, with which... | |
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... of the heart which they ought to do ; finally, if I can procure for my discourse a fulness without bombast, an euphony without artificial rhythm, and an easy uninterrupted current which overflows, pouring itself as it were into the ear and the heart;... 