 | 1825 - 502 pages
...labour I had to perform among them. Very frequently we had parties together for conversation, and I had many things to confer about, and many subjects...individuals. With them I felt a union of soul, a fellowship cf spirit, and was refreshed nnd edified. The openness of heart, simplicity of manners. frankness of... | |
 | 1919 - 192 pages
...gratuitous labours of their ministers are highly deserving of praise. . . . With the Methodist Unitarians I felt a union of soul, a fellowship of spirit, and...openness of heart, simplicity of manners, frankness of behaviour, and fearless zeal in the cause of truth, which they manifested, were quite to my taste.... | |
 | Herbert McLachlan - 1919 - 190 pages
...gratuitous labours of their ministers are highly deserving of praise. . . . With the Methodist Unitarians I felt a union of soul, a fellowship of spirit, and...openness of heart, simplicity of manners, frankness of behaviour, and fearless zeal in the cause of truth, which they manifested, were quite to my taste.... | |
 | 1825 - 498 pages
...what I had some miles to walk, public preaching was but a part of the labour I had to perform among them. Very frequently we had parties together for...openness of heart, simplicity of manners, frankness of behaviourj and fearless zeal in the cause of truth which they manifested, were quite to my taste. Their... | |
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... judicious, unwearied, and gratuitous labours of their ministers are Highly deserving of praise. Though while among the Methodist Unitarians seldom a day passed but what I had to preach, and few days but what I had some miles to walk, public preaching... 