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My dear partner will look for me at the heels of my letter . Yesterday I saw Mrs .
Bird . At her baptism she was quite overpowered , and struck speechless . Now
she tells me , in going home that night such joy sprung up in her heart as she
never ...
My dear partner will look for me at the heels of my letter . Yesterday I saw Mrs .
Bird . At her baptism she was quite overpowered , and struck speechless . Now
she tells me , in going home that night such joy sprung up in her heart as she
never ...
Page 9
Has our dear Molly got the start of us both ? I expect the next post will bring me
news of her triumphant departure . If she is yet in the body , tell her my spirit is
with her spirit , never to be divided . If she has taken her flight , - in a few moments
we ...
Has our dear Molly got the start of us both ? I expect the next post will bring me
news of her triumphant departure . If she is yet in the body , tell her my spirit is
with her spirit , never to be divided . If she has taken her flight , - in a few moments
we ...
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Observe , I give you legal notice , that you may order your matters accordingly .
My heart is with you , and your dear worthy parents and relations . Blessed be
God , that they are mine also . O that we all may be joined to the Lord in one spirit
...
Observe , I give you legal notice , that you may order your matters accordingly .
My heart is with you , and your dear worthy parents and relations . Blessed be
God , that they are mine also . O that we all may be joined to the Lord in one spirit
...
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How has God dealt with poor dear Mrs . L - ? I shall think it long till you inform me
. Neither can I let go my hope of seeing you better , if not quite recovered , on
Wednesday . It would break my heart to leave you behind me , even at Ludlow ...
How has God dealt with poor dear Mrs . L - ? I shall think it long till you inform me
. Neither can I let go my hope of seeing you better , if not quite recovered , on
Wednesday . It would break my heart to leave you behind me , even at Ludlow ...
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My dear friend , - I thank you and your brother , most heartily , for the loan of the
chapel . The favour shall be returned , if ever you have the like occasion to
borrow . Blessed be God , the work goes on well . On Thursday morning the first
brick ...
My dear friend , - I thank you and your brother , most heartily , for the loan of the
chapel . The favour shall be returned , if ever you have the like occasion to
borrow . Blessed be God , the work goes on well . On Thursday morning the first
brick ...
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| Title | The Life of the Rev. Charles Wesley: Comprising a Review of His Poetry : Sketches of the Rise and Progress of Methodism : with Notices of Contemporary Events and Characters, Volume 2 The Life of the Rev. Charles Wesley: Comprising a Review of His Poetry : Sketches of the Rise and Progress of Methodism : with Notices of Contemporary Events and Characters, Charles Wesley |
| Author | Thomas Jackson |
| Published | 1841 |
| Original from | University of Lausanne |
| Digitized | 10 Aug 2009 |
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