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" Mr. Gregg's' Aciaress".:t ould be in the hands not only of
every
Sun.iay-school tea er, but of every clergyman and pre-
ceptor in the la . b x every page ani traces
that its author is t ht of God, and that he is not only deeply
versed in Christi n truth, but that he is familiar with the hid-
den springs of human action, and with the varied feelings and
affections of the heart. The style is equally excellent with the
matter. It consists of short but forcible sentences, each of

them clear as a sunbeam, thou
Derry Sentinel. _

gh pregnant with meaning.

"This address is sound in principle, evangelical in tone, rich
in illustration, and exquisite in style."—Scottish Guardian.,
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alike honourable to the author, and the cause whichhe espouses
and advocates. We heartily wish that this book of Observa-
tions' could he read and pondered over by every teacher in the
United Kingdom."—Sunday-School Teachers' Magazine, Feb.
1847. _ „.. . . . .

...i.i While reading Mr. Gregg's ' Observations,' the thought
more than once occurred to us, that the sentiments they con-
tain, and the spirit which they breathe, are of such a dignity
as to deserve the attention of not only the Sabbath-school
teachers of Ireland, but of Christian teachers of every order,
not excluding the most learned and accomplished."—Edin-
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