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But the truth ( from whence that untrue report might arise ) was , that two of his
nieces had lived , one , thirty , the other , thirty - two years , virgins ; and so
resolved to continue ( as he hoped they would ) the better to give themselves to
fasting ...
But the truth ( from whence that untrue report might arise ) was , that two of his
nieces had lived , one , thirty , the other , thirty - two years , virgins ; and so
resolved to continue ( as he hoped they would ) the better to give themselves to
fasting ...
Side 8
And the then master of the college , Dr . Smith , was thereupon so taken with him ,
that he was pleased to ask a near friend of his , whether the young gentleman did
intend to continue in the life of a scholar . And receiving answer , that it was ...
And the then master of the college , Dr . Smith , was thereupon so taken with him ,
that he was pleased to ask a near friend of his , whether the young gentleman did
intend to continue in the life of a scholar . And receiving answer , that it was ...
Side 41
They that are to read shall immediately upon the coming into the dining - room
have a mess of broth sent them , which when they have eaten , they shall begin
their reading , standing at the north end of the table , and continue so reading , till
...
They that are to read shall immediately upon the coming into the dining - room
have a mess of broth sent them , which when they have eaten , they shall begin
their reading , standing at the north end of the table , and continue so reading , till
...
Side 45
It was that every night two at least should take their turns , one in the seven nights
to watch , and should begin it at nine at night , and so continue till one in the
morning . It was to be performed in their several apartments and oratories
appointed ...
It was that every night two at least should take their turns , one in the seven nights
to watch , and should begin it at nine at night , and so continue till one in the
morning . It was to be performed in their several apartments and oratories
appointed ...
Side 48
3 “ Sir , I pray give my brother Ferrar an account of the . . . decaying condition of
my body , and tell him , I beg him to continue his daily prayers for me . ” — “ Sir , I
pray deliver this little book ! [ The Temple ] to my dear brother Ferrar , and tell him
...
3 “ Sir , I pray give my brother Ferrar an account of the . . . decaying condition of
my body , and tell him , I beg him to continue his daily prayers for me . ” — “ Sir , I
pray deliver this little book ! [ The Temple ] to my dear brother Ferrar , and tell him
...
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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 |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |