 | 1812 - 954 páginas
...the truth of the matter; upon the receipt of which he yery civilly returned me this answer. — • As to myself, my faults are no disgrace to any university, for I state my case to you. — In the first was of none, and have little but place then, Sir, you must underwhat... | |
 | Edmund Calamy - 1803 - 588 páginas
...know the truth o! (he matter ; upon the receipt of which he very civilly returned me this answer — * As to myself, my faults are no disgrace to- any university, for \ was of none; and have little but what I had out of books, and inconsiderable helps of country tutors.... | |
 | Walter Wilson - 1808 - 652 páginas
...upon the receipt of which, he very civilly returned me this answer :—" As to myself, my faults arc no disgrace to any university, for I was of none, and have little but what I had out of books, and very inconsiderable helps of country tutors. Weakness and pain helped me so study how to die, that... | |
 | Walter Wilson - 1809 - 646 páginas
...the truth of the matter, upon the receipt of which, he very civilly returned me this answer : — " As to myself, " my faults are no disgrace to any university,...have •' little but what I had out of books, and very inconsiderable helps of coun" try tutors. Weakness and pain helped me so study how to die, that... | |
 | Edward Bickersteth - 1829 - 738 páginas
...Anthony Wood desiring to know where he was educated, thus describes the way in which he was led. « As to myself, my faults are no disgrace to any University,...none, and have little but what I had out of books, and very inconsiderable helps of country tutors. Weakness and pain helped me to study how to die ; that... | |
 | William Orme - 1830 - 538 páginas
...Wood, inquiring whether he was an Oxonian, he replied, with beautiful and dignified simplicity—" As to myself, my faults are no disgrace to any university, for I was of none ; I have little but what I had out of books, and inconsiderable helps of country tutors. Weakness and... | |
 | Richard Baxter - 1830 - 868 páginas
...Wood, inquiring whether he was an Oxonian, he replied, with beautiful and dignified simplicity — " As to myself, my faults are no disgrace to any university, for I was of none ; I have little but what I had out of books, and inconsiderable helps of country tutors. Weakness and... | |
 | 1830 - 592 páginas
...inquiring whether he was an Oxonian, Baxter replied with beautiful and dignified simplicity :— " As to myself, my faults are no disgrace to any university, for I wa» of none ; I have little but what I had out of books, and inconsiderable helps of country tutors.... | |
 | William Orme - 1831 - 376 páginas
...Wood, inquiring whether he was an Oxonian, he replied, with beautiful and dignified simplicity — "As to myself, my faults are no disgrace to any university, for I was of none; I have little but what I had out of books, and inconsiderable helps of country tutors. Weakness and... | |
 | 1832 - 614 páginas
...Anthony Wood, who inquired whether he was an Oxonian, he replied with much simplicity and dignity, 'As to myself, my faults are no disgrace to any university, for I was of none. I have little but what I had out of books, and inconsiderable helps from country tutors. Weakness and... | |
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As to myself, my faults are no disgrace to any university, for I was of none; I have little but what I had out of books, and inconsiderable helps of country tutors. Weakness and pain helped me to study how to die; that set me on studying how to live;... 
