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By Jane Frances Mary
Carter, Thomas
Thellusson Carter

Published 1893
Longmans, Green & co.

Clergy

331 pages

Original from the University of California

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CHAPTER III	49
Sir Edwin Sandys, Virginia Company, Gondomar
CHAPTER IV	80
Mary Astell, Little Gidding, Sir Edwin Sandys
THE FAMILY ESTABLISHED AT GIDDINGMANNER	106
Steeple Gidding, chancel, Psalter
CHAPTER VII	166
Gidding, Mapletoft, Collett writes
CHAPTER VIII	182
Pharisees, Books of Kings, Huntsham
CHAPTER IX	201
Vermiglio, Mortification, Carnesecchi

CHAPTER X	230
Buckden, glebe, Lenton
CHAPTER XII	253
ascetic, Jesus Christ, pallet
CHAPTER XIV	300
Peterhouse, royalist, prebend
LAST NOTICES OF MARY COLLETTSOME ACCOUNT	321
Crown Svo, UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD, Fcap

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Padua - Page 31
Probably he longed to be again absorbed in study, for we soon find him settled in Padua.
more pages: 34 36 37 38 39 40 42 148 274

Huntingdon - Page 93
a single shepherd's cottage, and a small church used as a hay barn, situated in a solitary neighbourhood twelve miles from Huntingdon. ...
more pages: 91 257 294 301

Hemel Hempstead - Page 324
formed a friendship that lasted through their lives, show that part of this season of retirement was spent at Hemel Hempstead, in Hertfordshire.

Southampton - Page 65
James could not abide the " country party " to which Sandys and Southampton and the Ferrars belonged ; and he wished above all things to preserve the ...
more pages: 58 75 78

Cambridge - Page 136
in her early childhood, he had been accustomed to come over from Cambridge to spend a few days of rest and recreation in her father's house at Bourne. ...
more pages: 17 18 22 23 207 233 246 280 301 303

Lambeth - Page 284
On the following morning, Easter Eve, he went to Lambeth, by the archbishop's order, to let him know what had passed at Richmond. ...
more pages: 84 288

Venice - Page 44
Ferrar was so deeply touched by this proof of affection that he would not allow Garton to return alone to Venice, but insisted on accompanying him. ...
more pages: 31 33 43 307

Dover - Page 297
He had broken with his Parliament ; only a few days before he came to Gidding he had ridden along the cliffs of Dover to watch, as long as the sails ...
more pages: 47

Peterborough - Page 303
The soldiers stayed a fortnight in Peterborough, and " went to church daily to do mischief." l In December of the same year the storm broke on ...
more pages: 14

Oxford - Page 285
and hath given me order, that, after the holidays being past, I should send him to Oxford, and that there he shall be maintained in all things needful ...
more pages: 13 194 208 213 310 4

York - Page 297
To them the ride to York was no doubt a holiday expedition, and the struggle with the Parliament a matter which would soon be put to rights, ...
more pages: 294 320

Lymington - Page 73
You will live to have your bellyful of Parliamentary impeachments," he said with prophetic shrewdness 1 Ferrar was one of the members for Lymington. ...

Warwick - Page 65
To add to the difficulties of the council, the king took the side of Smith and Warwick. James could not abide the " country party " to which Sandys ...
more pages: 64

Pembroke - Page 235
Crashaw came up to Pembroke a boy about sixteen, the year before Herbert's death. He soon became acquainted with the Ferrars, for we find him writing ...
more pages: 224

Rome - Page 42
Scarcely any record of his travels remains except a scanty mention of his ten days' visit to Rome, a visit made secretly, for the English Government ...
more pages: vii ix 40 43 46

Nottingham - Page 301
through bypaths in the night," to carry a contribution of plate from loyal Cambridge to the aid of the king at Nottingham,1 slipping triumphantly, ...
more pages: 299

London - Page 93
from early childhood; but circumstances compelled her to leave London and take up her abode at Gidding at an earlier date than she at first intended. ...
more pages: 48 50 88 98 101 168 280 307 324 326

Canterbury - Page 190
At their coming into the room where the king was, he, seeing my lord of Canterbury to have a stately great book in his two hands, presently rose out ...
more pages: 191

Margate - Page 23
The prince and princess sailed from Margate on April 23. Nicholas Ferrar, no longer in his plain scholar's garb, but splendidly dressed as befitted ...

Marseilles - Page 43
From Venice he went to Marseilles, meaning to sail thence to Spain ; but here he was seized by an old enemy, harder to escape than the Roman ...
more pages: 44

Madrid - Page 46
The bills had not arrived, his father thinking that he would not reach Madrid so soon, and to this inconvenience was soon added another and more ...

Windsor - Page 192
having been sent, like the first, from Windsor. It bears the date 1637, the last year of Nicholas Ferrar's life. "Some while after," says John Ferrar, ...
more pages: 189 194

Hamburg - Page 25
He spent some time at Hamburg, where the English merchants, correspondents no doubt of the prosperous Ferrar house, received him warmly. ...

Prague - Page 27
From Leipsic he went to Prague, where he stayed some time ; he then visited Nuremburg and Ulm, Spires and Augsburg, noting everything, ...

Augsburg - Page 27
From Leipsic he went to Prague, where he stayed some time ; he then visited Nuremburg and Ulm, Spires and Augsburg, noting everything, ...

Rouen - Page 313
Basire, now at Rouen with his pupils, can do little to help her. " I advise every one interessed in the English desolation, to read the Book of ...

Amsterdam - Page 24
gardeners), to the Hague and Amsterdam. Ferrar's attendance does not seem to have been very onerous, for he is said to have made during his stay in ...

Leipzig - Page 274
He rushes away impulsively from Leipzig or Padua, to bury himself for weeks together in lonely villages. In the hurry and strain of London life, ...

Paris - Page 307
the King of France in the seven several languages, be come yet into England, and the price of it ; if not, how it is at Paris sold, and if the New ...
more pages: 306

Hertford - Page 94
He at once procured a. coach and sent his mother and her household to Hertford that night ; on Whit Monday Mrs. Ferrar proceeded to her son-in-law's ...

Naples - Page 208
but abode in Italy, spending the greatest part of his life at Naples, where, with the sweetnesse of his doctrine and sanctity of his life, ...

Milan - Page 35
a printing press having lately been established at Milan, by the liberality of Cardinal Federigo Borromeo," for the publication of books in Hebrew, ...

Kensington - Page 89
parts of the city — from Westminster and Southwark, and across the fields from quiet suburban villages, Kensington and Paddington, and others long ...

Bristol - Page 5
Works by CJ ELLICOTT, DD, Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol. A CRITICAL AND GRAMMATICAL COMMENTARY ON ST. PAUL'S EPISTLES. Greek Text, with a Critical ...

Salisbury - Page 212
"From his Parsonage of Bemmorton, near Salisbury, " September 29, 1632." "A copy of a letter written by Mr. George Herbert to his friend the ...

Flushing - Page 23
From Flushing the bridal party crossed the grey levels, brightened here and there by vivid patches of spring blossom (for the Dutch were already ...

Jerusalem - Page 304
Ah ! thee, Jerusalem, ah I sooner may This hand forget the mastery Of music's dainty touch, than I The music of thy memory. ...

Palatine - Page 295
Palatine, and a train of nobles and county gentlemen, he rode towards Stamford, he observed the roof of a great house among the still leafless trees. ...

Boston - Page 293
2 but the bishop himself confided to John Ferrar that he " was used but coarsely " by the people of Boston, from which place he came to Gidding. ...

St. Augustine - Page 3
Chrysostom, and St. Augustine. Crown Svo. 6s. THE INCARNATION AS A MOTIVE POWER. Crown Svo. 6s. THE ROMAN SEE IN THE EARLY CHURCH ; and other Studies ...