ded in visiting, andcoming into constant contact with, the Sunken Masses,—the very Poor,—in our vast cities. They are of another,—an upper class,—not like the Methodist,—and otherMinisters of Christ,—brought up amongst,—understanding, NO WAY BUT BY THE CROSS ! 1127 —and accustomed to the Wants,… … Poor C-eatures Sleeping Oat. —or visiting the awful Slums of our Great Cities ?Young Men more accustomed to the Drawing Room, andUpper Class Society ! To the soul that is reared in splendour, The Cross is a heavy load ;And the feet that are soft and tender IVill shrink from the narrow road ! They…
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