and aiTanges the parts of Divine service; but it
does not furnish forms of language suitable for
their expression. The need of assistance to the
minister in conducting, and to the people in
following oral supplications, is not supplied by a
work whose whole object is to state and describe
the constituent elements of worship. There is a
necessity palpable and widely felt, for something
more than this, to meet the exigencies of the case.
