The Unmortified Cleric (with The Cleric who has too much Heart, 139 words, p. 236)

1. Indulges his palate at table. 2. Thinks of his food out of meal-time, and for the pleasure of thinking of it. 3. Talks of eating, is hard to please, frequently complains of his food. 4. Wastes time in drinking, smoking, dining out when he can get the chance, &c.

5. Seeks invitations to houses where a good table is kept. 6. Rises late in the morning from sloth. 7. Allows his eyes to rove too freely upon the young and handsome, especially of the other sex. 8. Finds excuses for touching them. 9. Talks and jokes too freely.

10. Reads things in books and newspapers which should be passed over. 11. Is almost entirely neglectful of custody of the senses.

12. Lolls and sprawls in public and in private.

13. Dreads practices of mortification, and has little esteem of penance. 14. Uses no bodily austerity, though strong enough to do so. 15. Has numberless dangerous thoughts and fancies, and dallies with them. 16. Is partial to the good-looking, and takes a great interest in them. 17. Dislikes recollection, and dreads Retreat time, &c. &c.