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Words of Dr. Bray "I think, my REVEREND BRETHREN, that we are now gone through such measures as may be necessary to be considered for the more universal as well as successful Catechising, and Instruction of Youth.
Happily I made no reply; for while these young viragoes were catechising us at this rate, I discovered with much pleasure, that the lady of the house did not utter a word, but walked the room backward and forward with a smiling countenance.
When he came down from the pulpit, he said that he had never preached with such help before; he had quite enjoyed his own sermon, and that now he thought he understood the secret of what I called being "converted." He came in the afternoon to the catechising of the children, and expressed himself very pleased with their behaviour, and readiness in answering questions.
In a month, the faithful servant of the Church was preaching, catechising, confessing, beyond the Niemen. It is impossible to deny that the polity of the Church of Rome is the very master-piece of human wisdom. In truth, nothing but such a polity could, against such assaults, have borne up such doctrines.
He walked very quick till he got upon the green holm, not having met a single creature the whole way; for walking is considered a very improper way of spending the Sabbath evening, unless when going upon necessary business, as that is the greatest portion of time the peasantry can bestow on catechising their children, and reading portions of Scripture to their families.
Whereupon he stood up, and assuming a military attitude, submitted to a severe geographical catechising, and came off with flying colors. "That was a very good recitation," said Hilda, approvingly, as she laid the book down. "You shall have another ballad to-day as a reward. But, Bubble," she added, rather seriously, "I do wish you would not use so much slang. It is so senseless!
In the third part of that first article we swear that we “shall endeavour to bring the churches of God in the three kingdoms to the nearest conjunction and uniformity in religion, confession of faith, form of church government, directory for worship and catechising,” where, 1. Church government doth agree generically with a confession of faith, directory of worship, and catechising.
If you were to turn your head now you would see her extracting a report from that sinister doctor in a check shirt what's his name? Monygham or else catechising Don Pepe or perhaps listening to Padre Roman. They are all down here to-day all her ministers of state. Well, she is a sensible woman, and perhaps Don Carlos is a sensible man.
The little girl clapped her hands, and then ran out to the kitchen, to tell Anne the good news. When her father returned, she looked anxiously into the carriage, to see whether he had any one with him, and was pleased to find that a dark-complexioned, black-whiskered man occupied the other seat. "I have prepared Mr. Sullivan for a regular catechising," exclaimed Mr.
"It sounds like tempting them to a wild-goose chase, Bessie. Yachts that are here to-day are gone to-morrow. By the time they arrive you may have sailed off to Cowes or to Yarmouth. But I will give your message. How came you on board a yacht?" Bessie got no more information from the rector; he had the same catechising habit as his good wife, and wanted to know her news.
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