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共 148 题- A BOOK OF QUAKER SAINTS
- A BOOK OF QUAKER SAINTS
- PREFACE
- L. V. HODGKIN.
- CONTENTS
- PREFACE _page_ vii
- VI. THE SHEPHERD OF PENDLE HILL 111
- VII. THE PEOPLE IN WHITE RAIMENT 121
- VIII. A WONDERFUL FORTNIGHT 131
- IX. UNDER THE YEW-TREES 149
- X. 'BEWITCHED!' 163
- XI. THE JUDGE'S RETURN 175
- XV. SCATTERING THE SEED 223
- XVI. WRESTLING FOR GOD 239
- XVII. LITTLE JAMES AND HIS JOURNEYS 255
- XVIII. THE FIRST QUAKER MARTYR 271
- XXII. AN UNDISTURBED MEETING 343
- XXIII. BUTTERFLIES IN THE FELLS 353
- XXIV. THE VICTORY OF AMOR STODDART 367
- XXVIII. SILVER SLIPPERS: OR A QUAKERESS AMONG THE TURKS 441
- XXXI. HOW A FRENCH NOBLE BECAME A FRIEND 489
- XXXII. PREACHING TO NOBODY 509
- COME-TO-GOOD 523
- HISTORICAL NOTES 539
- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
- I. LOIS AND HER NURSE _Frontispiece_
- II. THE BOYHOOD OF GEORGE FOX _page_ 36
- III. 'DREAMING OF THE COT IN THE VALE' 114
- IV. 'THE VOICE OF THE SILENCE' 306
- V. PALE WINDFLOWERS 324
- VI. FIERCE FEATHERS 474
- VII. A FRIENDS' MEETING 534
- A TALK ABOUT SAINTS
- A TALK ABOUT SAINTS
- LETTING THE SUNLIGHT THROUGH!'
- FOR YOU.
- I. 'STIFF AS A TREE, PURE AS A BELL'
- I. 'STIFF AS A TREE, PURE AS A BELL'
- GEORGE FOX'S JOURNAL.
- II. 'PURE FOY, MA JOYE'
- II. 'PURE FOY, MA JOYE'
- FOOTNOTES:
- III. THE ANGEL OF BEVERLEY
- III. THE ANGEL OF BEVERLEY
- IV. TAMING THE TIGER
- IV. TAMING THE TIGER
- First of all, listen to the story of a man who tamed a Tiger:--
- FOOTNOTES:
- V. 'THE MAN IN LEATHER BREECHES'
- V. 'THE MAN IN LEATHER BREECHES'
- VI. THE SHEPHERD OF PENDLE HILL
- VI. THE SHEPHERD OF PENDLE HILL
- VII. THE PEOPLE IN WHITE RAIMENT
- VII. THE PEOPLE IN WHITE RAIMENT
- II
- FOOTNOTES:
- VIII. A WONDERFUL FORTNIGHT
- VIII. A WONDERFUL FORTNIGHT
- II
- III
- IV
- FOOTNOTES:
- IX. UNDER THE YEW-TREES
- IX. UNDER THE YEW-TREES
- X. 'BEWITCHED!'
- X. 'BEWITCHED!'
- FOOTNOTES:
- XI. THE JUDGE'S RETURN
- XI. THE JUDGE'S RETURN
- XII. 'STRIKE AGAIN!'
- XII. 'STRIKE AGAIN!'
- FOOTNOTES:
- XIII. MAGNANIMITY
- XIII. MAGNANIMITY
- FOOTNOTES:
- XIV. MILES HALHEAD AND THE HAUGHTY LADY
- XIV. MILES HALHEAD AND THE HAUGHTY LADY
- XV. SCATTERING THE SEED
- XV. SCATTERING THE SEED
- FOOTNOTES:
- XVI. WRESTLING FOR GOD
- XVI. WRESTLING FOR GOD
- FOOTNOTES:
- XVII. LITTLE JAMES AND HIS JOURNEYS
- XVII. LITTLE JAMES AND HIS JOURNEYS
- JAMES PARNELL.
- XVIII. THE FIRST QUAKER MARTYR
- XVIII. THE FIRST QUAKER MARTYR
- FOOTNOTES:
- XIX. THE CHILDREN OF READING MEETING
- XIX. THE CHILDREN OF READING MEETING
- XX. THE SADDEST STORY OF ALL
- XX. THE SADDEST STORY OF ALL
- BUT IT HAS A HAPPY END
- XXI. PALE WIND FLOWERS: OR THE LITTLE PRISON MAID
- XXI. PALE WIND FLOWERS: OR THE LITTLE PRISON MAID
- II
- XXII. AN UNDISTURBED MEETING
- XXII. AN UNDISTURBED MEETING
- FOOTNOTES:
- XXIII. BUTTERFLIES IN THE FELLS
- XXIII. BUTTERFLIES IN THE FELLS
- XXIV. THE VICTORY OF AMOR STODDART
- XXIV. THE VICTORY OF AMOR STODDART
- FOOTNOTES:
- XXV. THE MARVELLOUS VOYAGE OF THE GOOD SHIP 'WOODHOUSE'
- XXV. THE MARVELLOUS VOYAGE OF THE GOOD SHIP 'WOODHOUSE'
- FOOTNOTES:
- XXVI. RICHARD SELLAR AND THE 'MERCIFUL MAN'
- XXVI. RICHARD SELLAR AND THE 'MERCIFUL MAN'
- Then Sir Edward said, 'Arise up, gunner, and speak.'
- FOOTNOTES:
- XXVII. TWO ROBBER STORIES. WEST AND EAST
- XXVII. TWO ROBBER STORIES. WEST AND EAST
- LEONARD FELL AND THE HIGHWAYMAN
- II
- ON THE ROAD TO JERUSALEM
- 2. And give such sums of money as is the usual manner of pilgrims.
- 3. Wear such a sort of habit as is the manner of pilgrims.
- 4. Speak nothing against the Turks' laws.
- XXVIII. SILVER SLIPPERS: OR A QUAKERESS AMONG THE TURKS
- XXVIII. SILVER SLIPPERS: OR A QUAKERESS AMONG THE TURKS
- II
- III
- IV
- VI
- SILVER SLIPPERS.
- FOOTNOTES:
- XXIX. FIERCE FEATHERS
- XXIX. FIERCE FEATHERS
- XXX. THE THIEF IN THE TANYARD
- XXX. THE THIEF IN THE TANYARD
- XXXI. HOW A FRENCH NOBLE BECAME A FRIEND
- XXXI. HOW A FRENCH NOBLE BECAME A FRIEND
- FOOTNOTES:
- XXXII. PREACHING TO NOBODY
- XXXII. PREACHING TO NOBODY
- PREACHING TO NOBODY!'
- FOOTNOTES:
- COME-TO-GOOD
- COME-TO-GOOD
- DEUS ABSCONDITUS HEIC.
- GOD IS HIDDEN HERE.
- HISTORICAL NOTES
- HISTORICAL NOTES
- TESTIMONY TO MARY SAMM, 1680.
- A friend answered, 'Nothing, Mary, but to die.'
- THE END