The Leisure Hour, Volumes 1253-1305W. Stevens, printer, 1876 |
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Page 66
... Quaker merchant , riding over the hills to see him ? " " " I am sure he was no Quaker , miss ; I would know that man anywhere . " ( 6 Why , Philip , have you seen him before ? " " I have not just seen him , but you'll laugh at me , Miss ...
... Quaker merchant , riding over the hills to see him ? " " " I am sure he was no Quaker , miss ; I would know that man anywhere . " ( 6 Why , Philip , have you seen him before ? " " I have not just seen him , but you'll laugh at me , Miss ...
Page 67
... Quaker housekeeper and his Irish best man did against the prophet of the Green Moun- tain Boys . That love took a deeper root in his daughter's heart , and made her take an untruthful way that was foreign to her nature , rather than vex ...
... Quaker housekeeper and his Irish best man did against the prophet of the Green Moun- tain Boys . That love took a deeper root in his daughter's heart , and made her take an untruthful way that was foreign to her nature , rather than vex ...
Page 82
... Quaker cap and all , saying grace with as much self - posses- sion and more earnest piety than many an army chaplain . The squire showed his approbation by letting things take their course , and conversing a good deal with the young ...
... Quaker cap and all , saying grace with as much self - posses- sion and more earnest piety than many an army chaplain . The squire showed his approbation by letting things take their course , and conversing a good deal with the young ...
Page 147
... Quaker relations . It was curious that though the Green Mountain Boys had evidently no great respect for their prophet , and could treat him with little ceremony when occasion required , they nevertheless listened to his deliver- ances ...
... Quaker relations . It was curious that though the Green Mountain Boys had evidently no great respect for their prophet , and could treat him with little ceremony when occasion required , they nevertheless listened to his deliver- ances ...
Page 163
... Quaker merchant , known to his people as Friend Stoughton , a man eminently successful in business , and esteemed by the townspeople for his blameless life , upright dealings , and liberal spirit , but at this time winding up his ...
... Quaker merchant , known to his people as Friend Stoughton , a man eminently successful in business , and esteemed by the townspeople for his blameless life , upright dealings , and liberal spirit , but at this time winding up his ...
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