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Side xxxvi
After this long and tedious relation , I must now make but short thanks to yourself
and my lady for my long and kind welcome ; wherein my wife joins with me ;
praying your remembering our loving respects to our kind nieces ( hoping the
good ...
After this long and tedious relation , I must now make but short thanks to yourself
and my lady for my long and kind welcome ; wherein my wife joins with me ;
praying your remembering our loving respects to our kind nieces ( hoping the
good ...
Side xlv
... it would have been far more so , but for assistance on all hands liberally
accorded . To William Hopkinson , Esq . , of Stamford , my thanks are pre -
eminently due . If Gidding church now reflects the image of days which have
thrown a saintly ...
... it would have been far more so , but for assistance on all hands liberally
accorded . To William Hopkinson , Esq . , of Stamford , my thanks are pre -
eminently due . If Gidding church now reflects the image of days which have
thrown a saintly ...
Side 16
... his face , kissed the ground , and gave God thanks for bringing him safe from
manifold perils , — came by post to London to his father and mother , whom he
parted with five years ago ; his father then aged 72 years , his mother 62 years ,
14 .
... his face , kissed the ground , and gave God thanks for bringing him safe from
manifold perils , — came by post to London to his father and mother , whom he
parted with five years ago ; his father then aged 72 years , his mother 62 years ,
14 .
Side 27
The daughters and younger children risen , having given God thanks for that
night ' s preservation , and making them decently and speedily ready , all things
being fitted in their chambers for. i “ My disposition chiefly inclining me to a life of
...
The daughters and younger children risen , having given God thanks for that
night ' s preservation , and making them decently and speedily ready , all things
being fitted in their chambers for. i “ My disposition chiefly inclining me to a life of
...
Side 36
And having in their chambers given thanks for their night ' s preservation , with
speed making them ready , they one after the other came into the great chamber ,
and there said to Nicholas Ferrar what psalms and chapters they had learned ...
And having in their chambers given thanks for their night ' s preservation , with
speed making them ready , they one after the other came into the great chamber ,
and there said to Nicholas Ferrar what psalms and chapters they had learned ...
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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 |