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of a Christian matron than “ old Mrs . Ferrar ; " obeying to the last every
prescription of a strict rule , and thereby retaining every faculty unimpaired ; so
zealous for the honour of God ' s house , as not to rest from a wearying journey ,
until she ...
of a Christian matron than “ old Mrs . Ferrar ; " obeying to the last every
prescription of a strict rule , and thereby retaining every faculty unimpaired ; so
zealous for the honour of God ' s house , as not to rest from a wearying journey ,
until she ...
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For the other , he confessed , there were every night two ( alternatim ) continued
all night in their devotions , who went not to bed until the rest arose . For the
crosses he made the usual answer , that they were not ashamed of that badge of
...
For the other , he confessed , there were every night two ( alternatim ) continued
all night in their devotions , who went not to bed until the rest arose . For the
crosses he made the usual answer , that they were not ashamed of that badge of
...
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in round Monmouth caps ? , as my man said ; for I looked not back ) the rest all in
black , save one of the daughter ' s daughters , who was in a friar ' s grey gown .
We being thus placed , the deacon ( for so I must now call him ) with a very loud ...
in round Monmouth caps ? , as my man said ; for I looked not back ) the rest all in
black , save one of the daughter ' s daughters , who was in a friar ' s grey gown .
We being thus placed , the deacon ( for so I must now call him ) with a very loud ...
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some would gain twopence , some threepence , some fourpence ) , — but when
all were heard what they had newly learned the week before , the rest of the time
was spent in hearing of them also to say what they had formerly learned ; which ...
some would gain twopence , some threepence , some fourpence ) , — but when
all were heard what they had newly learned the week before , the rest of the time
was spent in hearing of them also to say what they had formerly learned ; which ...
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... and continue so reading , till the rest of the children have supped ; when
another , after they have repeated their gospels , shall take the book , and the first
go to their meal and , in regard of their forbearance , shall always have the
advantage ...
... and continue so reading , till the rest of the children have supped ; when
another , after they have repeated their gospels , shall take the book , and the first
go to their meal and , in regard of their forbearance , shall always have the
advantage ...
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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 |