CVIII. Egoism. — Demosthenes, Brougham, and Cowper. — Appeal to
Common-sense.-A Burst of Eloquence from the Pulpit.-Grandeur of
Immortality. How Wise in Christ to Give in His System so Leading a
Place to Preaching.-Never will Pulpit be Superseded by the Newspa-
per or by the Printing-press.-CIX. Self-depreciation.-Egoism must
not Flavor of Egotism.-On Death of Marshal Turenne.-CX. Parano-
masia, or Pun.-Falling from a Style and Breaking One's Neck.-Learn-
ing a Craft so as to Live Without Craft.-CXI. Antanaclasis, a Peculiar
Kind of Pun.-The Best of Acids.—Hanging so as to Avoid Hanging.
-Pun on Tombstones.-"Diggin' a Tattie."-CXII. Soliloquy.-Many
Fine Ones from Holy Writ.-Need of a New Translation, and Precisely
Why.-CXIII. Direct Address.-Sublime One in Genesis.-The Old
Clock Talks to Us.-A Dying Mother Pleads for her Babe.-The Coon
Speaks to the Colonel.-Sacrifice of Isaac.-Speech by the Moon to a
Shy Lover.-CXIV. Dialogue.-Demosthenes very Personal.-Pilot in
a Hurricane.-Dialogues for the Pulpit.-Brougham to House of Lords.
-Very Wonderful from Rowland Hill.-Intense Beauty from Holy
George Herbert. -Your own Death-bed. - Shakespeare Beaten for
Once.-Anselm very Emphatic.-The Impetuous Sword-song.-XCV.
Prediction.-Lord Chatham Argues for the Americans.-How Faith
Inspires an Orator. — A Cottage that is Impregnable. — Appeal for
Missions. CXVI. Anticipation. - A Murdered Man Stalks through
a Ball-room. CXVII. Paralepsis. — CXVIII. Apophasis. - Pre-
tended Omission. - St. Paul's Good Manners. "The Lady of the
Lake."-A Young Lady's Secret.-Noble Instances from Demosthenes.
-CXIX. Disparity.-The Full-winged Eagle.-Your Author Opens
to You a Vast Forest.-CXX. Outward Illustration. — A Ghost Ap-
pears. The Clank of Chains. — The most Magnificent Passage in
our Oratory. - Wonders of a Pen. - CXXI. Accompaniment. A