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Show Not Complimentary t.i the Clergy. The Edinburgh Pols-man Pols-man prints ihia diary of ins lifo of the typical clergyman in Scotland: For a clergyman we shou'd in many c ats have something like this: "Monday. Breakfast in bed. Read newspspzrs most of forenoon. Called on Mus Jo::es. Conversed an hour with her on conversion of Jews. Had wine with her. Called ou Mrs. Smilh, to aik about her I toothache. Told mo how much ! she enjoyed part of yesterday's -er- j mon, which made her cry, Had I brundy and water with her. Went to Presby ry and s et:t fice dc-! light ful hours in prosecution of llobinson for heresy of free solvation. solva-tion. Dined with old (-ipppy. CruUro uv. rdoLe, but cUnt fttir. II o in o. 8: ud if-d hard an hour, with seizors, in iSpu- gon, Newman, New-man, aud Tluodore Piktr. KU'tr called lo ep;a a!. out Klei.. Give him fr-l-'y. Hilleli.ji" Iu the case of the h ni ri le ciiug elder, of courts-, (be enlri-a would be shorter, such nJ the following, per-hapt: per-hapt: "Sabbath. Stood a-, plate twenty-live nittiu'es iu all, fore- oon and ttftt-rnoGU. Three buttons, but-tons, two ahopkteptrs' token, and a bi'.d shilling in collection. Minister Minis-ter looked In at night. Auxious about glebe. Toddy. Anun." |