...gravity. In describing the performance of his ministerial duties at Bourne, Izaak Walton informs us that " his sermons were neither long nor earnest, but uttered...grave zeal, and an humble voice : his eyes always fixed on one place, to prevent his imagination from wandering ; insomuch that he seemed to study as...

...reformation, and a preacher and catechiser, It; was (he custom of lhat;godly priest, llichard Hooker, to preach. once every Sunday, and he or his curate to catechise after the secpnd lesson in tjje evening prayer. > •...-,•,,, ', • , [ Pf that pattern, of- parish priests,...

...to all the pleasures and allurements of earth ; possessing his soul in a virtuous quietness, which he maintained by constant study, prayers, and meditations....the Evening Prayer. His sermons were neither long mir earnest, but uttered with a grave zeal, and an humble voice : his eyes always fixed on one place,...

...to all the pleasures and allurements of earth ; possessing his soul in a virtuous quietness, which he maintained by constant study, prayers, and meditations....a grave zeal and an humble voice : his eyes always fixed on one place, to prevent imagination from wandering ; 4 Our biographer has lamented that it was...

...valediction to all the pleasures and allurements of earth, possessing his soul in a virtuous quietness, which he maintained by constant study, prayers, and meditations...grave zeal, and an humble voice ; his eyes always flxt on one place, to prevent his imagination from wandering, insomuch as that he seemed to study as...

...valediction to all the pleasures and allurements of earth, possessing his soul in a virtuous quietness, which he maintained by constant study, prayers, and meditations ; his use was to preach once every Snnday, and he or his curate to catechise after the second lesson in the evening prayer ; his sermons...

...to all the pleasures and allurements of earth ; possessing his soul in a virtuous quietness, which he maintained by constant study, prayers, and meditations....Sunday, and he, or his Curate, to catechise after the sec* Our biographer has lamented that it was not in his power to recover the name of Mr. Hooker's worthy...

...or hope, but is darkened with fear. In his nai've way, Izaak Walton says of the judicious Hooker : " His sermons were neither long nor earnest, but uttered with a grave zeal and a humble voice, his eyes always fixed in one place to prevent his imagination from wandering ; insomuch...

...to all the pleasures and allurements of earth ; possessing his soul in a virtuous quietness, which he maintained by constant study, prayers, and meditations....Sunday, and he, or his Curate, to catechise after the sec* Our biographer has lamented that it was not in his power to recover the name of Mr. Hooker's worthy...

...ministered used to preach a sermon of his own composition every Sunday. ' His use ' says Isaak Walton ' was to preach once every Sunday, and he or his curate...neither long nor earnest, but uttered with a grave real and an humble voice ; his eyes always fixed on one place, to prevent imagination from wandering...