whether of public or of private prayer, and grant the desires and petitions of thy servants, as thou knowest to be most expedient for us; and save us. Four after Noon. O THOU, who about the tenth hour of the day, didst fill thy Apostle Andrew with joy, for having found the Messias: Discover thyself to us who seek thee; fill us with the same holy joy for finding thee; and admit us to come and abide with thee, the whole remainder of this day, and of our life, and save us. Five Five after Noon. O THOU, who didst not disdain, even at the eleventh hour, to send. labourers into thy vineyard, and agree with them for their hire, after. they had stood all the day idle: Be likewise gracious unto all that, turn to thee, though they come late, though at the eleventh hour of life; and give us all grace, to make up the time which we already have misspent or lost, and save us. Six after Noon. Ornou, who at the hour of cating the Passover, didst institute the Sacrament of thy Supper, a holy and perpetual memorial of thy precious body and blood: Make us thankful and diligent partakers of the same; that we may eat and drink thereof, never to condemnation, but always to the obtaining remission of our sins, and all other benefits of thy passion, and save us. O thou, who also wast, about this hour, taken down from the Cross, and laid into the Sepulchre, kill in us, we beseech thee, the body of sin, |