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id: 28173
author: Mueller, John Theodore
title: Three Young Pioneers A Story of the Early Settlement of Our Country
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  It is a noble calling, and one which deserves that many good children dedicate themselves to it with heart and soul. That is true, Agnes explained; but the scouting party was supplemented by other Indians from across the river.


id: 16644
author: Perkins, Lucy Fitch
title: The Puritan Twins
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words: 26586
sentence: 1385
flesch: 85
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  But, protested poor Dan, who was beginning to feel that the journey might not be all his fancy had painted, suppose they should n't offer it? I do not fear starvation for thee, his mother answered briefly; and Crawling to the other end of the closet, Nancy did as she was bid, while Dan, with his eye at the peep-hole, watched the two Indians drag poor Zeb between them down the ladder and out the door.


id: 3638
author: Shaw, Bernard
title: The Devil's Disciple
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sentence: 2651
flesch: 88
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  Then you must never mention the name of Richard Dudgeon--never even think about him. I give and bequeath my house at Websterbridge with the land belonging to it and all the rest of my property soever to my eldest son and heir, Richard Dudgeon.


id: 54793
author: Arnold, Matthew
title: St. Paul and Protestantism, with an Essay on Puritanism and the Church of England
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words: 49919
sentence: 1719
flesch: 59
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  Once, for a moment, the term _faith_ brought us in contact with the doctrine of Puritanism, but only to see that the essential sense given to this word by Paul Puritanism had missed entirely. 'Let no man deceive you, he that _doeth_ righteousness is righteous.


id: 1037
author: Venables, Edmund
title: The Life of John Bunyan
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words: 51005
sentence: 1870
flesch: 67
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  In the midst of the hurry which so many newcomers occasioned, writes the friend to whom we are indebted for the details of his prison life, I have heard Mr. Bunyan both preach and pray with that mighty spirit of faith and plerophory of Divine assistance that has made me stand and wonder. His biographer Charles Doe tells us that just before his death, when Mr. Bunyan preached in London, if there were but one day's notice given, there would be more people come together than the meeting-house could hold.


id: 29929
author: Froude, James Anthony
title: Bunyan
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sentence: 3009
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  Yet, in the midst of all that hurry, I heard Mr. Bunyan both preach and pray with that mighty spirit of faith and plerophory of Divine assistance, that he made me stand and wonder. To which end of Mr. Badman Bunyan attaches the following remarks: 'If a wicked man, if a man who has lived all his days in notorious sin, dies quietly, his quiet dying is so far from being a sign of his being saved that it is an incontestable proof of his damnation.


id: 12767
author: Fiske, John
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title:
  The Beginnings of New England Or the Puritan Theocracy in its Relations to Civil and Religious Liberty

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  This intense interest in doctrinal theology was part and parcel of the whole theory of New England life; because, as I have said, it was taken for granted that each individual must hold his own opinions at his own personal risk in the world to come. Since the destruction of the Pequots we have observed the Narragansetts and Mohegans contending for the foremost place among New England tribes.


id: 33
author: Hawthorne, Nathaniel
title: The Scarlet Letter
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  And now, through the chamber which these spectral thoughts had made so ghastly, glided Hester Prynne leading along little Pearl, in her scarlet garb, and pointing her forefinger, first at the scarlet letter on her bosom, and then at the clergyman's own breast. THE CHILD AT THE BROOKSIDE Thou wilt love her dearly, repeated Hester Prynne, as she and the minister sat watching little Pearl.


id: 37730
author: Coleman, Thomas
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title:
  Memorials of the Independent Churches in Northamptonshire with biographical notices of their pastors, and some account of the puritan ministers who laboured in the county.

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  Academy at Mile End, 137 Addington, Dr. Stephen, pastor at Harborough, 135 Allen, Mr. Richard, ejected from Norton, 268 Alsop, Mr., ejected from Wilby, 212 Amos, Mr. G., Home Missionary, 377 Anderson, Mr. John, minister at Wollaston, 350 Andrews, Mr. Thomas, ejected from Wellingborough, 212 Anecdotes of Mr. Edward Snape, 3; Dr. Owen, 55; Mr. R. Davis, 59; Mr. T. N. Toller, 113; Opposition to a Village Service, 153; Dr. Gibbons, 168; Mr. Mattock, 191; Mr. Grant, 233; Mr. Clark, 252; Mr. Heywood, 281; Mr. Raban, 294; Mr. Hoppus, 298 Apperley, Mr. James, pastor at Long Buckby, 274 Ashley and Wilbarston, 146 Ashworth, Dr. Caleb, pastor and tutor at Daventry, 195 Aston, Mr., pastor at Creaton, 183 Atkinson, Mr., Puritan minister, 257 Bacon, Mr., pastor at Ashley, 149 Barber. Mr., pastor at Yelvertoft, 342 Barnett, Mr. Andrew, pastor at Daventry, 189 Bedworth, Dissenters from Welford travelled to, 162 Bell, Mr., pastor at Wellingborough, 242 Belsham, Mr., pastor and tutor at Daventry, 206 Bennett, Mr. John, pastor at Northampton, 35 Bennett, Mr., at Potterspury, 277 Bettson, Mr. Robert, pastor at Wellingborough, 228 Bevan, Mr., pastor at Wellingborough, 248 Beverly, Mr. John, first pastor at Rowell, 46 Bicknell, Mr. John, pastor at Welford, 173 Blower, Mr. Samuel, pastor at Northampton, 10 Bolton, Mr., Puritan minister, 117 Boyce, Mr. Benjamin, pastor at Kettering, 100 Boyce, Mrs., her death, 105 Brackley, 369 Bradbury, Mr. David, pastor at Wellingborough, 215 Bradshaw, Mr. S. A., pastor at Weldon, 332 Braybrook, Mr., pastor at Weedon, 264 Brigstock, Church at, 314 Broughton, Church at , 116 Browning, Mr. John, pastor at Rowell, 49 Buckingham, Mr., pastor at Paulerspury, 373 Buckby Long, Church at, 268 Bullock, Mr. G., pastor at Ashley, 150 Bunn, Mr., pastor at Yardley, 302 Bushnell, Mr., pastor at Potterspury, 278 Cambden, Mr., pastor at Daventry, 190 Cartwright, Mr. Thomas, pastor at Buckby, 269 Carver, Mr. John, pastor at Wellingborough, 238 Causby, Mr. Stephen, pastor at Towcester, 360 Cauthorn, Mr. Edward, lecturer at Oundle, 255 Chadwick, Mr. Joseph, pastor at Oundle, 260 Church Covenant at Rowell, 47; Harborough, 126; Northampton, 11; Wellingborough, 247; Potterspury, 279; Brigstock, 316 Clarke, Mr. Hugh, Puritan minister at Oundle, 252 Clarke, Mr. Matthew, pastor at Harborough and Ashley, 121 Clarke, Mr. Matthew, junior, 123 Coleman, Mr. Thomas, pastor at Ashley, 152 Commercial Street, Northampton, Church at, 42 Cooke, Mr., pastor at Oundle, 260 Creaton, Church at, 179 Crick, Church at, 313 Cuzens, Mr., pastor at Crick, 313 Dale, Mr., pastor at Creaton, 180 Dann, Mr. J., pastor at Nassington, 376 Daventry, Church at, 186 Davis, Mr. John, pastor at Daventry, 208 Davis, Mr. P., pastor at Wellingborough, 247 Davis, Mr. R., pastor at Rowell, 54 Davis, Mr. Robert, pastor at Wellingborough, 248 Deaconesses chosen in the Church at Rowell, 64 Denham, Mr. Joshua, pastor at Towcester, 359 Denny, Mr. R., pastor at Buckby, 269 Dod, Mr. John, Puritan minister, 7 Doddridge, Dr. Philip, pastor at Northampton, 13 Drake, Mr. J., pastor at Yardley, 292 Edwards, Mr. B. L., pastor at Northampton, 39 Epitaph on Matthew Clarke, by Dr. Watts, 125 Evans, Mr. Isaac, pastor at Weedon, 266 Evans, Mr. F., pastor at Buckby, 274 Everdon, Church at, 367 Fawsley, the Puritan press at, 7 Fenn, Mr. Humfrey, Puritan minister, 3 Flavell, Mr. Thomas, pastor at Daventry, 190 Fletcher, Mr. William, Puritan minister, 5 Fowler, Mr., ejected from Crick, 304 Floyd, Mr., pastor at Daventry, 195 Forsyth, Mr., pastor at Oundle, 259 French, Mr., pastor at Wellingborough, 215 Fuller, Mr., pastor at John Kettering, 106 Gallsworthy, Mr., pastor at Rowell, 78 Gardiner, Mr. Thos., pastor at Kilsby, 142 Gardner, Mr. Isaac, pastor at Potterspury, 288 Gear, Mr., pastor at Harborough, 142 Geddington, 116 Gibson, Mr., pastor at Yelvertoft, 340 Gilbert, Mr. R., pastor at Northampton, 29 Gill, Mr. G., pastor at Harborough, 139 Gill, Mr. Walter, pastor at Welford, 177 Glascott, Mr., pastor at Peterborough, 352 Goodrich, Mr. D. Oundle, 258 Grant, Mr., pastor at Wellingborough, 231 Gravestock, Mr. J., pastor at Old, 364 Gregson, Mr. M., pastor at Rowell, 75 Gronow, Mr. J., pastor at Weedon, 264 Griffiths, Mr. D., pastor at Buckby, 272 Griffin, Mr., pastor at Brigstock, 318 Goode, Mr., pastor at Potterspury, 284 Hall, Mr., pastor at Crick, 313 Halford, Mr., assistant to Mr. Some, 133 Harborough Market, Church at, 119 Harris, Mr., pastor at Peterborough, 353 Harrison, Mr. M., pastor at Potterspury, 275 Harwood, Mr., pastor at Kilsby, 312 Hawkins, Mr., pastor at Towcester, 359 Hennell, Mr. D., pastor at Wollaston, 347 Heywood, Mr., pastor at Potterspury, 278 Hillyard, Mr., pastor at Brigstock, 317 Hitchin, Mr., pastor at Towcester, 359 Hextal, Mr., pastor at Northampton, 37 Hobson, Mr. B., pastor at Welford, 174 Hogg, Mr. R., pastor at Oundle, 259 Hook, Mr., ejected from Creaton, 179 Hoppus, Mr. J., pastor at Yardley, 297 Horsey, Mr. J., pastor at Northampton, 30 Howe, Mr., pastor at Weedon, 263 Hunt, Mr. J., pastor at Northampton, 12 Hyatt, Mr. C., pastor at Northampton 34 Ironmonger, Mr., pastor at Creaton, 180 Isaac, Mr., pastor at Peterborough, 354 Islip, Mr. Thomas, pastor at Yelvertoft 341 Jackson, Mr., pastor at Buckby 268 Jackson, Mr. S., pastor at Old 362 Jacomb, Mr. R., pastor at Wellingborough, 215 James, Mr. T., pastor at Yelvertoft, 342 Jelly, Mr., pastor at Daventry, 190 Jeanes, Mr., pastor at Peterborough, 354 Jocelyne, Mr., at Creaton, 184 Johns, Mr. E., pastor at Welford, 173 Jones, Mr. Thomas, pastor at Kilsby, 312 Jones, Mr. Jas.


