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LECTURE SETS. 95 JOHN PLOUGHMAN’S PICTURES 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS 19 20 FROM LIFE MODELS. If the Cap fits, wear it Never bum a Candle at both Ends One hunchback laughs at another Empty Sacks The Old Man and his Donkey A Horn-Blower but not a Hunter Don’t shave with a Handsaw Don’t cut oil your Nose ... j The Hole under the Nose ... Sweep before your own Door Duly Feed Man and Steed... Mouse-catching The Blind need no Mirrors He has got the Fiddle, but not the Stick Great Cry and little 17001... Bend the Sapling Hide not your Hobby too hard Great Public Men Fight for a Bono The Cat’s Foot TX03 Mind your own Business 93 You can’t catch the "Wind in a Net ... 97 Beware of the Dog 101 Like Cat Like Kit 109 The Horse with a Halter 113 Beware of Man-Traps 116 A black Hen lays a white Egg ... 119 He looks one way and pulls the otter ... 121 Stick to it and succeed 123 Cart before the Horse 131 The Leaking Tap 135 Fools set Stools for Wise Men to stumble over.. Hi A Man in a Passion Hi No Plough, many Weeds 146 The cracked Dish 149 Grasp all and lose all j 15a Scatter and increase 133 Every Bird likes its own Nest ... 157 READING for the above, price 1/-, published by Passmore and Alabaster, Paternoster Buildings. 1 2 8 4 5 6 7 8 a JOHN PLOUGHMAN'S God of Eternity. Wrapt up in self. Wonderful power of the Gospel Anger. A temperance song. There’s work enough to do. The work of love. Do right. Beioies in the Lord. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 PICTURE RYMNS. Try and do better. Don’t fret. Hold on. He knows. Our watchword. Blessed are they that Aa G ive freely. Good night. JOHN TREGENOWETH: HIS MARK. 1 The old man and I sat together. 2 I opened the door. I All of a sudden there came an awful blaze of light. Light a candle, Mary, 'tis so dark. Betty ot the Washtub. She would siDg as I played. Then the little maid would sit by my side. She was praying for me. Here’s the old Fiadle. My hand rested upon the scar of the wound, "fading, 1/-. 11 ^down ° Ut tlw pai>er something }? SL e c ° I P ea back and puts a bundle in my hands. 13 She flings away the old oue and puts oa another. 14 Mary, lead me to a corner just inside the door. 15 Follow me. 18 The Donkey and Cart. 17 The new Parson. 1S Let nothing, 0 Lord, interrupt this holy peace. Published by the Wesleyan Conference, 2, Castle Street, City Road. Hymns when U3ed for a Service of Song. I The Village Both ... 8 The Little Ones 8 Good heart and willing hands 4 Look not upon the wine 6 Touch not the Cup 8 Glorious News 1 Try, John ... 8 9 10 11 12 13 Water is best John Anderson, my Jo There is a green hill far away Oh, the foaming sea Beyond the Sunset ... The Setting Sun ... PAOK ... IS .. 18 ... 20 .. 21 - 28 .. 34