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... PRINTED FOR F. C. AND J. RIVINGTON , No. 62 , ST . PAUL'S CHURCH - YARD . 1810 . Printed by Law and Gilbert , St. Jolui's Square , Clerkenwcli PREFACE . TURNING OVWatton , as an amufement fuited URNING Ecclefiaftical Annual Regifter, Vol.
... PRINTED FOR F. C. AND J. RIVINGTON , No. 62 , ST . PAUL'S CHURCH - YARD . 1810 . Printed by Law and Gilbert , St. Jolui's Square , Clerkenwcli PREFACE . TURNING OVWatton , as an amufement fuited URNING Ecclefiaftical Annual Regifter, Vol.
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... church . " At this well ( which is to the weft of the church , lying in what is called a meadow under a ' wood at prefent ) St. Neot re- fided as a hermit with Barius , and communicated that reputed holinefs which til ! adheres in part ...
... church . " At this well ( which is to the weft of the church , lying in what is called a meadow under a ' wood at prefent ) St. Neot re- fided as a hermit with Barius , and communicated that reputed holinefs which til ! adheres in part ...
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... church , and accumulated other preferments upon him ; and would probably have advanced him to the epifcopal bench , had not his real modefty , together with the confcioufnefs of ap- proaching old age , been known to have created in him ...
... church , and accumulated other preferments upon him ; and would probably have advanced him to the epifcopal bench , had not his real modefty , together with the confcioufnefs of ap- proaching old age , been known to have created in him ...
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... Church of Eng- land . Dignity and fimplicity are the characteristics of her fer- vice and ordinances ; piety and plain dealing is the character of Nowell . " Generous and kind to his numerous relatives , grave without aufterity in his ...
... Church of Eng- land . Dignity and fimplicity are the characteristics of her fer- vice and ordinances ; piety and plain dealing is the character of Nowell . " Generous and kind to his numerous relatives , grave without aufterity in his ...
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... church , or the patronage of the crown . To encourage genius and draw forth humble merit , his own labours , time , and talents , were uniformly devoted ; fecuring to himself an honourable place in the memory and gratitude of mankind ...
... church , or the patronage of the crown . To encourage genius and draw forth humble merit , his own labours , time , and talents , were uniformly devoted ; fecuring to himself an honourable place in the memory and gratitude of mankind ...
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