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... of Psalms without book , 189 , her plan for a widows ' college , 196 ) , Cosins ' s
Hours of Prayer , with the answers of Prynne and Burton , [ Sir George Wheler ' s ]
Protestant Monastery : or Christian Economicks , Containing Directions for the ...
... of Psalms without book , 189 , her plan for a widows ' college , 196 ) , Cosins ' s
Hours of Prayer , with the answers of Prynne and Burton , [ Sir George Wheler ' s ]
Protestant Monastery : or Christian Economicks , Containing Directions for the ...
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One can only reply that they might have been worse employed ; and that , if for
English Liturgy we had read Psalms of David , we might have bethought
ourselves of a modern , who loudly trumpets forth those very Psalms , when
degraded into ...
One can only reply that they might have been worse employed ; and that , if for
English Liturgy we had read Psalms of David , we might have bethought
ourselves of a modern , who loudly trumpets forth those very Psalms , when
degraded into ...
Side 11
... in daily reading chapters in the Bible and David ' s psalms , whom he instructed
in all. 1 B . A . 1596 – 7 . M . A . 1600 . D . D . 1630 . 2 All the distances in this life
are under the truth . Bourne ( near Caxton ) is about ten miles from Cambridge .
... in daily reading chapters in the Bible and David ' s psalms , whom he instructed
in all. 1 B . A . 1596 – 7 . M . A . 1600 . D . D . 1630 . 2 All the distances in this life
are under the truth . Bourne ( near Caxton ) is about ten miles from Cambridge .
Side 12
David ' s psalms , whom he instructed in all good things , with exhortations in
writing and letters . 7 . Being at Cambridge , that air was not very proper to his
tender constitution , which was delicate . He was much subject to agues and
aguish ...
David ' s psalms , whom he instructed in all good things , with exhortations in
writing and letters . 7 . Being at Cambridge , that air was not very proper to his
tender constitution , which was delicate . He was much subject to agues and
aguish ...
Side 28
At this Sunday morning , as at others in the week - day , they repeated unto him
such chapters and psalms as each were to give an account of without book .
Then they retired themselves , and this day made their selves all more comely in
their ...
At this Sunday morning , as at others in the week - day , they repeated unto him
such chapters and psalms as each were to give an account of without book .
Then they retired themselves , and this day made their selves all more comely in
their ...
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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 |