Glimpses of George Fox And His Friends
Glimpses of George Fox And His Friends
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Thomas EUwood says he had much pain in his arm, " yet I had peace and quiet- ness in my mind, being more grieved for my father than for myself, who I knew had hurt himself more than me. " Some will think that even from his father he ought not to have borne such ill usage. Be it so. Yet let it stand as one of the rare instances of patience in suffering wrongfully.
Thomas Ellwood. 131 which abound in the history of the early Friends. Things improved after this. The Penningtons coming to stay the ...night had much private dis- course with the justice, which resulted in permission for his son to go back with them for a few weeks, and a hat was supplied to him for the purpose, though his father hastened out of the room that he might not see him with it on. It must have been some time after this, and when he had been in London on business, that he sent a letter to Oxford in reference to arrangements for a meeting. This was during the panic caused by the Fifth Monarchy outbreak. The letter was taken to the lord lieuten- ant, and while Ellwood was expecting an answer a body of troops appeared at his father's gates in the absence of the justice, and he was forced to go with them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thomas EUwood says he had much pain in his arm, " yet I had peace and quiet- ness in my mind, being more grieved for my father than for myself, who I knew had hurt himself more than me. " Some will think that even from his father he ought not to have borne such ill usage. Be it so. Yet let it stand as one of the rare instances of patience in suffering wrongfully.
Thomas Ellwood. 131 which abound in the history of the early Friends. Things improved after this. The Penningtons coming to stay the ...night had much private dis- course with the justice, which resulted in permission for his son to go back with them for a few weeks, and a hat was supplied to him for the purpose, though his father hastened out of the room that he might not see him with it on. It must have been some time after this, and when he had been in London on business, that he sent a letter to Oxford in reference to arrangements for a meeting. This was during the panic caused by the Fifth Monarchy outbreak. The letter was taken to the lord lieuten- ant, and while Ellwood was expecting an answer a body of troops appeared at his father's gates in the absence of the justice, and he was forced to go with them.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Budge to read onlineMoreLess
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