The Life of George Herbert
The Life of George Herbert
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Mr. Duncon, describing the inter- view to Walton, told him, " that at his first view of Mr. Herbert, he saw majesty and humility so reconciled in his looks and be- haviour as begot in him an awful reverence for his person. He added, that his discourse ° " At once both commending them, and his soul to God in them, immediately before his dissolution, as some martyrs did, Mr. Hullier by name, vicar of Babram, burnt to death in Cambridge, who, having the common prayer-book in his hand instead of a ...censer, and using the prayers as incense, offered himself .up as a whole burnt sacrifice to God ; with whom the very book itself suffered martyrdom, when fallen out of his consumed hands, it was by the executioners thrown into the fire and burnt as an heretical book. ' ' — OUy's Life of Herbert.
y Google HOPE AND PATIENCE. 147- was bo pious and his motions so gentle and ineek, that, after almost forty years, yet they remain still fresh in his memory." On the fifth day Mr. Duncon returned.
He found Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Duncon, describing the inter- view to Walton, told him, " that at his first view of Mr. Herbert, he saw majesty and humility so reconciled in his looks and be- haviour as begot in him an awful reverence for his person. He added, that his discourse ° " At once both commending them, and his soul to God in them, immediately before his dissolution, as some martyrs did, Mr. Hullier by name, vicar of Babram, burnt to death in Cambridge, who, having the common prayer-book in his hand instead of a ...censer, and using the prayers as incense, offered himself .up as a whole burnt sacrifice to God ; with whom the very book itself suffered martyrdom, when fallen out of his consumed hands, it was by the executioners thrown into the fire and burnt as an heretical book. ' ' — OUy's Life of Herbert.
y Google HOPE AND PATIENCE. 147- was bo pious and his motions so gentle and ineek, that, after almost forty years, yet they remain still fresh in his memory." On the fifth day Mr. Duncon returned.
He found Mr.
What to read after The Life of George Herbert?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George L George Long Duyckinck to read onlineMoreLess
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