Our lamented brother continued ta go on doing business in the Printingoffice till past twelve, in which interval he wrote the letter to brethren Peggs and Bampton, from which the quotation is taken, which so fully discovers the happy state of his mind.... Memoirs of the life of the rev. William Ward - Página 214por Samuel Stennett (the younger.) - 1825Vista completa - Acerca de este libro
| 1823 - 486 páginas
...he was scarcely aware of it. Mr. Ward continued in his labours in the printing office till past i2. After this he began a letter to the Rotterdam Bible...appeared that before he had finished the second line, he had been constrained to desist, and to retire to his own room. During- the rest of the day and the... | |
| 1823 - 458 páginas
...office till past 12. After this he began a letter to the Rotterdam Bible Society, which was fount* unfinished on his desk, after his death, from which...appeared that before he had finished the second line, he had been constrained to- desist, and to retire to his own room. During the rest of the day and the... | |
| Ashbel Green - 1824 - 500 páginas
...which the quotation is taken which so fully discovers the happy state of his mind. After this he begun a letter to the Rotterdam Bible Society; which was...kindly given us by his eldest daughter: " When my dear Famer came from the office and reclined on the sopha, I was sitting in the same room writing a letter,... | |
| 1824 - 570 páginas
...from which the quotation is taken which so fully discovers the happy state of bis mind. After this lie began a letter to the Rotterdam Bible Society, which was found unfinished on bis desk after his death, from which it appeared that before he had finished the second line, he was... | |
| 1823 - 420 páginas
...unspeakable pain, that he had thrown up much bile even before breakfast. Our lamented brother continued to go on doing business in the printing-office till past...have been kindly given us by his eldest daughter: my mother was busily engaged in another room. I supposed he was fatigued, and said nothing about his... | |
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