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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 ...
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On Friday the — Mr . Mapletoft ' brought us word that Mr . Herbert , as he heard ,
was past hope of recovery ; which was very grievous news , and so much the
more , as altogether unexpected , we having understood no danger of his
sickness ...
On Friday the — Mr . Mapletoft ' brought us word that Mr . Herbert , as he heard ,
was past hope of recovery ; which was very grievous news , and so much the
more , as altogether unexpected , we having understood no danger of his
sickness ...
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Mr . Robert Mapletoft ' , his good friend and cousin , and one that had a long and
special intimate acquaintance with him , and one whom he loved exceeding well
, who often came to Gidding and was most welcome to him ; - he , I say , was ...
Mr . Robert Mapletoft ' , his good friend and cousin , and one that had a long and
special intimate acquaintance with him , and one whom he loved exceeding well
, who often came to Gidding and was most welcome to him ; - he , I say , was ...
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... friend and father ? 6 . About this time Dr . Butler directed him to starve away his
aguish indispositions whenever ened y returned upon him , a prescription very
agreeosen. 1 Mrs . Collett writes thus to her daughter Susanna Maple . toft ...
... friend and father ? 6 . About this time Dr . Butler directed him to starve away his
aguish indispositions whenever ened y returned upon him , a prescription very
agreeosen. 1 Mrs . Collett writes thus to her daughter Susanna Maple . toft ...
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... both [ prosperity here and happiness hereafter ) , you have long since learned ,
as we use to say , by heart ( God grant it may be deeply grounded in your heart )
the infallible way in the first psalm . ” Writing to her daughter Susanna Mapletoft ...
... both [ prosperity here and happiness hereafter ) , you have long since learned ,
as we use to say , by heart ( God grant it may be deeply grounded in your heart )
the infallible way in the first psalm . ” Writing to her daughter Susanna Mapletoft ...
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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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