The Round Table.

Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 15, 15 December 1883, Page 2

The Round Table.

The-fdllowingfianecdbFe (is^Ofbld of a country. clergyaaapT He had been preparing the candidafes^for congfm&tion'W some weeks by sermons on the Ten Com» .rfiandhientf[,4t)il attest a) bidy^fi \he congregation, meeting.. the vicar at dinner, begged -him y to jfive-. tbe.m,som*4fcbii>g jibw, as she was tired ofthe Ten Commandments...' Very f *yelV, ; repliod the^. vicar, come neit SuuUay and f ; will teffjba about the* EJeVenth Oo T mmak*lment-' The /^dy^rpnt with her curiosity aroused, and ■-tbie.yicaj 1 m d^e'cou.rsel'&avih^o'ineUo hil senrion, sairP: "Dearly' beloved brethren, I am to*:day"aUoufc to say a few words to ybu'bu the EfeyCnth Command, ment. The Ten Gdnr mandments JyauiaU ready know, but the ' Eleventh Odmmand•ment, .l.imayytell youv is ;1 this tt« Thou shalt keep all ;thepth!©i( ( ten.' -... man.one4ayig.ofc into a tram>« car, m Glasgow," and became v^ltroubleM '.jsome'to Che Oth eVpßssengers i s irart a j kttid« hearted minister ihterposed.' and iebfthed him into'gio* b^h4vio:^'ri , before leaving, hosveverj be scowled cugonithe^ ot^er occupants of the_car, but shook' hands , .warmly with the^minister, jsaylng same^ime, "'Good; day' -my frienbT: L;see . yob ken what if'la^o' be I dMk l i! '^~ , Jtsohthert pttber sa^k tla!t at' ai^fcent r weddingk^ Sentli Oint'erbulry, thebeide expectant was soipdinfullyrfaniiofatcthat everything pbould «o>jr#ll^:thefbreakfast be nicely, arranged, the . %wer^Be.^ but to ■•fw^'if ; if a— *M[ 'sfap sfravpiy, ,;,u g . gejtea tbat she would remain at home ner* ' s/Slf to superintend l 'fhihga^ "-JB was ?,7 not I titttU i attfaae biife ;had to 'tike her platte atfhe al*--: that the young i' lady/sain* the ekitrome ludicrouahesa of the /Situation.- „ . .... - . y.^oy.n; ;U .■.7,Ai;]-.ir