A Continuation of the Account of the Ministers Lecturers Masters And Fellows O
A Continuation of the Account of the Ministers Lecturers Masters And Fellows O
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But this fo enrag'd the High Party, that feveral of . Them threatened to fhoot Mr. Janeveay, and it was attempted according- ly. For as he was walking once upon Redrijf 'Wall, a in the foregoing Lifts. 965 a Fellow (hot at him, and the Bullet went through his Hat ; but as Providence order'd it, it did him no farther Hurt. The Soldiers pull'd down the Place in which he preach'd, which oblig'd his People to build a larger to receive the Hearers. Soon after this hew Place was built, there came a N...um- ber of Troopers to it, when Mr. Jancveay was preaching there, and Mr. Ksntijh fat behind him in the Pulpit. The Troopers alighting from their Horfes, came into the Meeung-houfe, and crouding into the midft of the Congregation, got upon a Bench or Form, and cried out aloud, Down with him, down with him : And at that very Inftant, the Bench they ftood on broke, and all of them fell down at once. While this occafion'd fome Confu- fion, Mr. Janeway came ont of the Pulpit, and fome of the People having thrown a colour'd Coat over him, and put a white Hat on his Head, he pafs'd through them unobferv'd.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But this fo enrag'd the High Party, that feveral of . Them threatened to fhoot Mr. Janeveay, and it was attempted according- ly. For as he was walking once upon Redrijf 'Wall, a in the foregoing Lifts. 965 a Fellow (hot at him, and the Bullet went through his Hat ; but as Providence order'd it, it did him no farther Hurt. The Soldiers pull'd down the Place in which he preach'd, which oblig'd his People to build a larger to receive the Hearers. Soon after this hew Place was built, there came a N...um- ber of Troopers to it, when Mr. Jancveay was preaching there, and Mr. Ksntijh fat behind him in the Pulpit. The Troopers alighting from their Horfes, came into the Meeung-houfe, and crouding into the midft of the Congregation, got upon a Bench or Form, and cried out aloud, Down with him, down with him : And at that very Inftant, the Bench they ftood on broke, and all of them fell down at once. While this occafion'd fome Confu- fion, Mr. Janeway came ont of the Pulpit, and fome of the People having thrown a colour'd Coat over him, and put a white Hat on his Head, he pafs'd through them unobferv'd.
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