Men cannot be too simple with the young and illiterate; there is much room for improvement in these things, and with regard to the young, I can answer for them that, if they are addressed in proper language, which they can understand, and are supplied with proper religious food for the understanding, suitable to its state of receptivity, and, if I may say, digestive powers; they, as a body, will shew us an example which will surprise many.

With regard to the Church, there might be taken from the Prayer Book, a simple service adapted to the purpose.

I am certain I could do it with ease, as I know what is adapted for children, or at least I ought to do.

The next point, all the preachers should be men of peculiar temperament and great simplicity of manner.

I do not care how learned they are; the more learned, the better; but it, need not be in languages but in spiritual things.