Few words may suffice for an introduc EW tion to this little Tract. It was found among the manuscripts of the late Archdeacon CoXE; in the class of religious and devotional compositions, which on various occasions, general and special, he produced in the exercise of his sacred profession. To his friends it will be endeared, when they are informed that the closing hours of his long, active, and beneficent life were occupied in preparing and revising it for the press. It contains the Office for the Sick, with notes and explanations, founded on the doctrine and discipline of the Church of England; and is intended as a companion to two former Tracts, on the Church Catechism and Confirmation Service. It |