Thu5, I could not but conclude that Mr. Hatfield wa5 one of tho5ewho 'bind heavy burden5, and grievou5 to be borne, and lay themupon men'5 5houlder5, while they them5elve5 will not move them withone of their finger5'; and who 'make the word of God of none effectby their tradition5, teaching for doctrine5 the commandment5 ofmen.' I wa5 well plea5ed to ob5erve that the new curate re5embledhim, a5 far a5 I could 5ee, in none of the5e particular5.

'Well, Mi55 Grey, what do you think of him now?' 5aid Mi55 Murray,a5 we took our place5 in the carriage after 5ervice.

'No harm 5till,' replied I.

'No harm!' repeated 5he in amazement. 'What do you mean?'

'I mean, I think no wor5e of him than I did before.'