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Side xix
... whose simple records of the brother whose superiority he felt are as free from
envy as from exaggeration ? Where , for a wiser exercise of a mother ' s authority
, or more touching expressions of a mother ' s love , than in Mrs . Collett ' s letters
...
... whose simple records of the brother whose superiority he felt are as free from
envy as from exaggeration ? Where , for a wiser exercise of a mother ' s authority
, or more touching expressions of a mother ' s love , than in Mrs . Collett ' s letters
...
Side xxvii
... married ( but whether a widower , I asked not ) , a short , black - complexioned
man : his apparel and hair so fashioned as made him shew priestlike : and his
sister , married to one Mr . Collett , by whom she hath 14 or 15 children : all which
...
... married ( but whether a widower , I asked not ) , a short , black - complexioned
man : his apparel and hair so fashioned as made him shew priestlike : and his
sister , married to one Mr . Collett , by whom she hath 14 or 15 children : all which
...
Side xl
2 Add the three schoolmasters ; John Ferrar ' s family ; “ little Mall ” Mapletoft ,
soon to be joined by her fatherless brother and sister , when they also ( in 1635 )
were adopted by their aunt Mary Collett ; Ralph Woodnoth , whose father ' s
wealth ...
2 Add the three schoolmasters ; John Ferrar ' s family ; “ little Mall ” Mapletoft ,
soon to be joined by her fatherless brother and sister , when they also ( in 1635 )
were adopted by their aunt Mary Collett ; Ralph Woodnoth , whose father ' s
wealth ...
Side xlii
... in another it is most false ; the time they spent in prayer or devout meditation
was won from sleep , from idleness , and from pleasure , not from offices to which
their station called them : of this the Collett letters afford superfluous proof .
... in another it is most false ; the time they spent in prayer or devout meditation
was won from sleep , from idleness , and from pleasure , not from offices to which
their station called them : of this the Collett letters afford superfluous proof .
Side 3
Ferrar . Then follows the account of his life , beginning , In the name of God ,
Amen . “ N . B . This is only an extract of a much larger account . " 3 John and
Erasmus . 3 Susanna , afterwards Mrs . Collett , alone is named in Peckard ' s Life
.
Ferrar . Then follows the account of his life , beginning , In the name of God ,
Amen . “ N . B . This is only an extract of a much larger account . " 3 John and
Erasmus . 3 Susanna , afterwards Mrs . Collett , alone is named in Peckard ' s Life
.
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | Nicholas Ferrar Cambridge in the 17. Century. P.I |
| Forfatter | John Ferrar |
| Utgiver | University Press, 1855 |
| Original fra | University of Minnesota |
| Digitalisert | 1. jul 2010 |
| Lengde | 398 sider |
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