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But I prayed leave to except a circumstance , namely , the superscription : it being
the proper character of the Jesuits 1 in every book and exhibit of theirs . He said it
was that auspicious name , worthy to be the alpha and omega of all our ...
But I prayed leave to except a circumstance , namely , the superscription : it being
the proper character of the Jesuits 1 in every book and exhibit of theirs . He said it
was that auspicious name , worthy to be the alpha and omega of all our ...
Side xl
The uninitiated may imagine that the words binding of Prayer - books ' are a
quotation ; for the benefit of the literary ... the poor almswidows , for whom
Charles emptied his purse , “ willing them to pray for him , ” & c . i See the Index ,
s . v .
The uninitiated may imagine that the words binding of Prayer - books ' are a
quotation ; for the benefit of the literary ... the poor almswidows , for whom
Charles emptied his purse , “ willing them to pray for him , ” & c . i See the Index ,
s . v .
Side 32
1 Peckard says by the minister of the parish . Children often said grace . “ At the
board and in private it very well becometh children ' s innocency to pray , and
their elders to say , Amen . " Hooker , E . P . v . 31 , $ 2 . 1 Distant a quarter of a
mile .
1 Peckard says by the minister of the parish . Children often said grace . “ At the
board and in private it very well becometh children ' s innocency to pray , and
their elders to say , Amen . " Hooker , E . P . v . 31 , $ 2 . 1 Distant a quarter of a
mile .
Side 37
This said , a hymn of morning prayer was sung by all , the organs playing to it . So
then each came to the little table , that stood in the midst of the room , at which
stood a great chair ( upon which table lay the Holy Bible and a Common - Prayer
...
This said , a hymn of morning prayer was sung by all , the organs playing to it . So
then each came to the little table , that stood in the midst of the room , at which
stood a great chair ( upon which table lay the Holy Bible and a Common - Prayer
...
Side 46
9 " They have promiscuous private prayers all the night long by nightly turns , just
like as the English nuns at Saint Omers and other popish places : which private
prayers are 3 “ Sir , I pray give my brother Ferrar 46 LIFE OF N . FERRAR.
9 " They have promiscuous private prayers all the night long by nightly turns , just
like as the English nuns at Saint Omers and other popish places : which private
prayers are 3 “ Sir , I pray give my brother Ferrar 46 LIFE OF N . FERRAR.
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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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