He looked upon the evidently suffering man, and said he should be happy to lend him the assistance he required.
The clergyman thanked him warmly, and they walked together to the vestry.
Eustace Trevor, with strange feelings, found himself thus called to enter upon the duties of the profession, it had become almost like a dream to him ever to have embraced.
CHAPTER XXII.
This man
Is of no common order, as his front
And presence here denote.
BYRON.
"Oh Lord correct me, but with judgment; not in thine anger, lest thou bring me to nothing."
Not an eye perhaps amongst that little congregation that was not lifted up, when, in thrilling strains, like the rich deep notes of an organ, the stranger's voice swept through the low arches of the simple temple, in that opening sentence of the service.