Excerpt from Sermons

A fastidious critic might possibly complain of the fre quent use of italics in the Sermons. This was accord ing to the Author's taste and judgment, and the Editor did not feel at liberty to violate them, at least in those of them which he himself had prepared for the press. Besides, our own judgment coincides with his in the propriety and wisdom of making a thought clear to the common mind (scholars need not such aids) and es pecially where so much Scripture is woven into the Ser mon, to distinguish it thus to the eye, rather than by quotation marks.

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