A Short Account of the Life And Religious Labours of Patience Brayton Late of S
A Short Account of the Life And Religious Labours of Patience Brayton Late of S
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Gne dear Friend of that country, John Wigham, bore up my arms with my dear companion's, I hope not to forget his kindnefs in this journey ; I do not recolleft to have met with a more feeling and fympathifing friend in Europe. We rode forty miles to Edinburgh yearly meeting, held for Scotland, where I met with John Pemberton, whom I was glad to fee. As ? ] fo many others of my ( 95 ) dear friends ; it held two days, I was filent in all the public meetings, but felt them to be favoured opportunit...ies. There are a few pro- mifmg young people in this place, whom my fpirit travailed with, in hope that they will look to the never-failing arm of power, in all their ilepping along through time. We at- tended a public meeting at Loath, where there are no Friends, and returned to Edinburgh, and were at two meetings there on firft-day, 7th of 6th mo. In company with John Pern- berton, which proved to our comfort. Next day we fet off for England, rode thirty-fix miles, and lodged at an inn, where my dear companion was fo unwell that we fent for a phyfician, and I being very weary with riding, relied poorly; but it was caufe of great thaiik- fulnefs, that I -was favoured with health, in- deed I have caufe to fpeak of the abundant mercies bellowed on us, .
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Gne dear Friend of that country, John Wigham, bore up my arms with my dear companion's, I hope not to forget his kindnefs in this journey ; I do not recolleft to have met with a more feeling and fympathifing friend in Europe. We rode forty miles to Edinburgh yearly meeting, held for Scotland, where I met with John Pemberton, whom I was glad to fee. As ? ] fo many others of my ( 95 ) dear friends ; it held two days, I was filent in all the public meetings, but felt them to be favoured opportunit...ies. There are a few pro- mifmg young people in this place, whom my fpirit travailed with, in hope that they will look to the never-failing arm of power, in all their ilepping along through time. We at- tended a public meeting at Loath, where there are no Friends, and returned to Edinburgh, and were at two meetings there on firft-day, 7th of 6th mo. In company with John Pern- berton, which proved to our comfort. Next day we fet off for England, rode thirty-fix miles, and lodged at an inn, where my dear companion was fo unwell that we fent for a phyfician, and I being very weary with riding, relied poorly; but it was caufe of great thaiik- fulnefs, that I -was favoured with health, in- deed I have caufe to fpeak of the abundant mercies bellowed on us, .
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