preach to the multitude, that they are too degraded, too priest-ridden, or too ignorant. No discouragement ever damped His ardour; He persevered till His work was done. A brave, glorious heart was that of Jesus, always melted to tenderness, but, at the same time, always practical; never influenced either by admiration, or aversion, or discouragement, so as to cease from practical methods of bettering the condition of the people among whom he dwelt. The thought of multitude rises naturally from the