Thirteen Historical Discourses, On the Completion of Two Hundred Years, From the Beginning of the First Church in New Haven : With An Appendix
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xxx, 8 — 10." 303 raised as to the sanity of such an offender. The wife of Gov. Hop- kins, who was Mrs. Eaton's daughter by her former husband, was for many years the victim of mental derangement. The paper was concluded with some testimony of a general nature, from " Sister Preston," Mary Launce, Elizabeth Browning, "Brother Lupton," and " Brother Broadly." " Brother Lupton saith that it was usual when ho came home, the maids would complain to him of Mrs. Ea- ton's unquietness with them ; and ...he did speak with Mrs. Eaton, and wish her to live in love and peace. She did lay the fault on her maids, and he spake to them not to provoke their mistress ; and they wished him to pray for them that they might not provoke her, Mrs. Mary professing it was the desire of her heart to give her mother content and not willingly provoke her. Brother Broadly saith he never knew any cause given by the maids to provoke Mrs.
Eaton, but that they had great provocations from her ; for they could do almost nothing to give her content, which did discourage them, and many times made them careless.
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xxx, 8 — 10." 303 raised as to the sanity of such an offender. The wife of Gov. Hop- kins, who was Mrs. Eaton's daughter by her former husband, was for many years the victim of mental derangement. The paper was concluded with some testimony of a general nature, from " Sister Preston," Mary Launce, Elizabeth Browning, "Brother Lupton," and " Brother Broadly." " Brother Lupton saith that it was usual when ho came home, the maids would complain to him of Mrs. Ea- ton's unquietness with them ; and ...he did speak with Mrs. Eaton, and wish her to live in love and peace. She did lay the fault on her maids, and he spake to them not to provoke their mistress ; and they wished him to pray for them that they might not provoke her, Mrs. Mary professing it was the desire of her heart to give her mother content and not willingly provoke her. Brother Broadly saith he never knew any cause given by the maids to provoke Mrs.
Eaton, but that they had great provocations from her ; for they could do almost nothing to give her content, which did discourage them, and many times made them careless.
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