room enough for the two works,—that Mr. Parker’s was of a more popular character than mine would be,—and that the Clergy might well be disposed to go more deeply into the mystical interpretation of the Psalter than that had done. At the same time a paper which I furnished to the Christian Remembrancer on Mr. Parker’s Commentary, was the occasion of my receiving several earnest solicitations to undertake one myself. To this I may add, that my connection with the Sisterhood of S. Margaret’s, at East