...animation, five or six of the auditors would be seen to rise, still keeping their eyes upon him, until, long before the close of the sermon, it often happened...transmitting and reciprocating thought and feeling, until at length all that were susceptible of emotion seemed wound up to the utmost limit of elevation...

...few minutes, cause others to rise in like manner : shortly afterward still more, and so on, until, long before the close of the sermon, it often happened...transmitting and reciprocating thought and feeling : •BMTOI.UPN Mr. Hall himself, though manifestly absorbed in his subject, conscious of the whole,...

...few minutes, cause others to rise in like manner : shortly afterward still more, and so on, until, long before the close of the sermon, it often happened...transmitting and reciprocating thought and feeling: * Sw vol. ii. ji. M. Mr. Hall himself, though manifestly absorbed in his subject, conscious of the...

...few minutes, cause others to rise in like manner : shortly afterward still more, and so on, until, long before the close of the sermon, it often happened...transmitting and reciprocating thought and feeling : • Set. vol. ii. p. 69. Mr. Hall himself, though manifestly absorbed in his subject, conscious of...

...minutes, cause others to rise in like manner: shortlv afterward still more, and so on, until, Ion? before the close of the sermon, it often happened...standing, — every eye directed to the preacher, yet HOW and then for a moment glancing from one to another, thus transmitting and reciprocating thought...

...like manner ; shortly afterwards still more, and so on, until, long before the close of tho st-rmon, it often happened that a considerable portion of the...standing, — every eye directed to the preacher, yet n >w and then for a moment glancing from one to another, thus transmitting and reciprocating thought...

...the close of the serm often happened that a considerable portion of the congregation were seen star every eye directed to the preacher, yet now and then for a moment glancing fror to another, thus transmitting and reciprocating thought and feeling : — Mr. Hall self, though...

...few moments, cause others to rise in like manner ; shortly afterwards, still more ; and so on, until long before the close of the sermon it often happened that a considerable portion of the congregation was seen standing ; every eye directed to the preacher, yet, now and then, for a moiyent glancing from...

...few minutes, cause others to rise in like manner : shortly afterwards still more, and so on, until, long before the close of the sermon, it often happened...yet now and then for a moment glancing from one to the other, thus transmitting and reciprocating thought and feeling : — Mr. Hall himself, though manifestly...

...few moments, cause others to rise in like manner; and shortly afterward still more; and so on, until long before the close of the sermon it often happened that a considerable portion of the congregation was seen standing ; every eye directed to the preacher, yet, now and then for a moment glancing from...