 | Charles Jackson, Henry James Morehouse, Samuel Margerison - 1877 - 548 pages
...always sat there in Mr. Swift's time, that is while we went to the church : until they carried things so high, and were so full of ceremonies, that we resolved...their doings, I had rather you sat there than any other person.' (Hunter. SY ii. 362.) There were Shaws at Smallshaw. Mr. CH Bedford, who has lived at... | |
 | John Shawe - 1882 - 310 pages
...always sat there in Mr. Swift's time, that is, while we went to church: until they carried things so high, and were so full of ceremonies, that we resolved...their doings, I had rather you sat there than any other person. 8 July, 1720." His son, Mr. Aymer Riche, continued to attend this chapel, and, when he... | |
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My father, mother, and myself, always sat there in Mr. Swift's time, that is while we went to the church : until they carried things so high, and were so full of ceremonies, that we resolved to provide a better way of worship at home. I shall therefore... 