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... friends to go into the other world unaccompanied with whatever was neceffary for their comfortable or pleasurable fubfift- ence in this : hence the furnishing of their deceafed friend with pro- vifions , clothes and arms , as well as ...
... friends to go into the other world unaccompanied with whatever was neceffary for their comfortable or pleasurable fubfift- ence in this : hence the furnishing of their deceafed friend with pro- vifions , clothes and arms , as well as ...
Pagina 51
... friends after their death . But they have been more folicitous about de- pofiting the dead bodies of their relations and friends , and erecting tombs over them ; whether it be from a defire of conveying to pofterity the names of their ...
... friends after their death . But they have been more folicitous about de- pofiting the dead bodies of their relations and friends , and erecting tombs over them ; whether it be from a defire of conveying to pofterity the names of their ...
Pagina 115
... friends the bittereft pill that he could prepare , by adminiftering a dofe of tithes to them . While friend Robert continued among the Quakers , he was pro- bably what they term a wet brother ; and chufing to reverfe his character , in ...
... friends the bittereft pill that he could prepare , by adminiftering a dofe of tithes to them . While friend Robert continued among the Quakers , he was pro- bably what they term a wet brother ; and chufing to reverfe his character , in ...
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Report of the Commiffioners | 5 |
Roufe on the Landed Property | 19 |
Tithes Effay | 30 |
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