 | John Wesley - 1809 - 512 pàgines
...and, 2, That he obstinately persevered in the hot regimen; though he continually saw the ill success of it, a majority of the patients dying under his...rude congregation. But they grew calmer and calmer, so that long before I had done, they were quiet and serious. Some gentlemen of Yarm earnestly desired,... | |
 | John Wesley - 1827 - 534 pàgines
...2. That he so obstinately persevered in the hot regimen ; though he continually saw the ill success of it, a majority of the patients dying under his...rude congregation ; but they grew calmer and calmer, so that long before I had done, they were quiet and serious. Some gentlemen of Yarm earnestly desired,... | |
 | John Wesley - 1840 - 686 pàgines
...so obstinately persevered in the hot regimen ; though he continually saw the ill success of it,—a majority of the patients dying under his hands. Soon after twelve I preached near the market place in Stockton, to a very large and very rude congregation. But they grew calmer and calmer... | |
 | John Wesley - 1855 - 738 pàgines
...of the patients dying under his ands. Soon after twelve I preached near the market place in Stock>n, to a very large and very rude congregation. But they grew calmer tid calmer ; so that long before I had done, they were quiet and srious. Some gentlemen of Yarm earnestly... | |
 | Thomas Richmond - 1868 - 352 pàgines
...Gallery of Stockton Church, which extends the full length of the building, was erected this year. 12,1 preached near the market-place in Stockton to a very...rude congregation, but they grew calmer and calmer, so that long before I had done they were quiet and serious." Mr. Wesley, after this, paid frequent... | |
 | John Wesley - 1871 - 424 pàgines
...success of it, a majority of tho patients dying under his hands. Soon after twelve I preached, near tho market-place in Stockton, to a very large and very...rude congregation. But they grew calmer and calmer, so that long before I had done they were quiet and serious. Some gentlemen of Yarm earnestly desired... | |
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of it, a majority of the patients dying .under his hands. Soon after twelve I preached near the Marketplace in Stockton, to a very large and very rude congregation. But they grew calmer and calmer, 