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Side xiv
Towards works of this kind the Syndics of the Press and Library , the Cambridge
Antiquarian Society , and the several colleges , may fairly be expected to lend
ready assistance . " reading public , ” for which books are but xiv TO THE
READER .
Towards works of this kind the Syndics of the Press and Library , the Cambridge
Antiquarian Society , and the several colleges , may fairly be expected to lend
ready assistance . " reading public , ” for which books are but xiv TO THE
READER .
Side xxiii
... been entertained in your family with kind and civil i Both printed after Peckard ,
his unnecessary interpolations alone being omitted . The copies in Hearne ' s
Caius offer only minute verbal differences . respects , I should requite it with such
...
... been entertained in your family with kind and civil i Both printed after Peckard ,
his unnecessary interpolations alone being omitted . The copies in Hearne ' s
Caius offer only minute verbal differences . respects , I should requite it with such
...
Side xxvii
Yet said , I was the first who ever came to them in that kind ; though not the first
whom they had heard of , who determined to come . After deprecations and some
compliments , he said , I should see his mother , if I pleased . I shewing my desire
...
Yet said , I was the first who ever came to them in that kind ; though not the first
whom they had heard of , who determined to come . After deprecations and some
compliments , he said , I should see his mother , if I pleased . I shewing my desire
...
Side xxviii
I replied , that , for men in health and of active bodies and parts , it were a
tempting of God to quit our callings , and wholly to betake ourselves to fasting ,
prayer , and a contemplative life , which by some is thought little better than a
serious kind ...
I replied , that , for men in health and of active bodies and parts , it were a
tempting of God to quit our callings , and wholly to betake ourselves to fasting ,
prayer , and a contemplative life , which by some is thought little better than a
serious kind ...
Side xxix
For I could see no such inscription on the frontispiece of the house , containing a
kind of invitation of such as were willing to learn of them , or would teach them
better . Which was some encouragement for me to come ( as one desirous to
learn ...
For I could see no such inscription on the frontispiece of the house , containing a
kind of invitation of such as were willing to learn of them , or would teach them
better . Which was some encouragement for me to come ( as one desirous to
learn ...
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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 |