An epitome of the priestly life

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perfection.

Read the Scripture, and in thy judg-

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ghiel of faithoo extinguisti the daris

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unbellevers. What participationhath that justice for hicli thou ari triv-

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I hos evil books, it is true giVeeXpreSSion to Some salse principies, ut the matte is lothed in ricli an eloquent diction, and the willoeach ou

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Soon they a re led astray and begin towaver in the faith. Soon the ceas to bring eVer under- standiri into captivit to the obedienceo Christ, and alio their lin reas ni dominat thei faith.

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At last thei faith dies and is removed

See no in them the profane novellie' of the writer nor the theories of o-called SCience, eein that man who have

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He has need of recreation and change; the o that is alway bent is asily

And what is it It is that he may

induce thee o ook upon vanities, and then turn hine assections toward them. I theres ore thou succumbesto his temptation, thou Wil read these booksno for the ahem a litile recreatiora buthecause thou has hecome enamore Ofthem. A SOOn asae observes in the alikin for his frivolous iterature hewill osse the no meret harmies VOJUme8, but angerous, impure and lascivi-

There are se books sayche writtensor recreatio that re abSolutet pure.