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That On the religious memory of Mrs. Catherine Thomson, in 1646, is the lowest point touched by Milton in poetry, for his metrical psalms do not deserve the name. The sonnet, or Elegy on Mrs. Catherine Thomson in the form of a sonnet, though in poetical merit not distinguishable from the average religious verse of the Caroline age, has an interest for the biographer.
In 1646 she came, along with her brother, and greatly through his influence, strongly under the power of religion; and in 1652, after her father’s death, she renounced the world, and became one of the Sisters of Port Royal. She died amidst the persecution of the Sisters in 1661, a year before her brother.
His example was followed by John Eliot, the minister of Roxbury, in Massachusetts, who learned to speak the Indian tongue, and in 1646 preached to the Indians near Watertown.
Melmoth, anno 1646." He gazed in stupid horror until recalled by his uncle's cough. "You have seen the portrait?" whispered old Melmoth. "Yes." "Well, you will see him again he is still alive." Later in the night, when the miser was at the point of death, John saw a figure enter the room, deliberately look round, and retire. The face of the figure was the face of the portrait!
Her father, the Prince de Condé, had died towards the close of December, 1646, to the great loss of his family and France, the consequences of which were somewhat later vividly felt.
For it was enlarged by the author, in the course of 1646, to eight or nine times its original bulk, by the addition of a Second Part and then a Third Part, containing "New and Farther Discoveries" of the Sectaries, and their opinions and practices. This was because Mr.
But perhaps the most striking action taken by the Confederation in these regards was a resolution adopted by its commissioners in 1646, in time of peace and professedly in the interests of peace, authorizing reprisals for depredations.
In the edition of 1651 there is a portrait of Master Hawkins at the age of eight, and the same picture appears in 1672 as the same person at ten. There are, however, in this edition thirty-one Precepts not in the French work, and of these twenty-six are in the edition of 1646. The additions are all evidently by a mature hand.
Henderson," he wrote to Spang in Holland, Oct. 2, 1646, or less than six weeks after Henderson's death, "are, I see, come also to your hand. That man died as he lived, in great modesty, piety, and faith."
This petition was presented to the court on May 19, 1646; but the session was near its close, and it was thought best to take no immediate steps.
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