Full proof of the ministry : a sequel to The boy who was trained up to be a clergyman

John N. (John Nicholas) Norton

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LIBRARIESNYPL RESEARCH 06827018 43 3433 FULL PROOF OF THE imiSTRY A SEQUEL TO WHO WAS TRAINEDTHE BOY UP TO BE A CLERGYMAN BY JOHN N. NORTON, A.M. RKCTOR OF A3CKXSI0.V CHUllCH, FRANKFORT, KT. "I have taught j'ou publicly, and from house to house."—St. Paul. REDFIELD 110 AND 112 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK. 1855. Entered, according to Act of Congress, in tbc year 1854, By J. S. REDFIELD, the Clerk's the District Court of the United States, in and for thein Office of New York.Southern District of STKREOTYPED BY C. C. SAVAGE, 13 Cliambers Street, N. Y. ; TO THE Rev. THOMAS C. PITKIN, A. M. ASSOCIATE RECTOR OF TRINITY CHURCH, NEW HAVEN, CT. BEGAN my ministry, my dear and reverendI friend, as your assistant, in St. Luke's Church, Rochester, Xew York — your advice, I took charge of the httle mis-; by sionary station at Frankfort, where God of His goodness has poured down upon us the abundance of His blessing —at your suggestion, this sequel to a former unpretend- —ing work has been prepared; I can think of no one, therefore, to whom it can be with more pi"bpriety inscribed. ! BLKSSKD Lord ! lunv mucli I need Thy liglit to guide me on my way ! So many hands, that without heed, touch Thy wounds, and make them bleed ! •Still So many feet, that day by day, Tliy fold astrayStill wander from Unless Thou fill me with Thy light, 1 can not lead Thy flock aright: Thy support, can bearNor without The burden of so great a care, But am myself a castaway ! LONGFET.T.OW'S GoLDEN LeGEND. PREFACE.

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• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 4
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 11 Mo

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LIBRARIESNYPL RESEARCH
06827018 43 3433FULL PROOF OF THE imiSTRY
A SEQUEL TO
WHO WAS TRAINEDTHE BOY UP TO BE A CLERGYMAN
BY
JOHN N. NORTON, A.M.
RKCTOR OF A3CKXSI0.V CHUllCH, FRANKFORT, KT.
"I have taught j'ou publicly, and from house to house."—St. Paul.
REDFIELD
110 AND 112 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK.
1855.Entered, according to Act of Congress, in tbc year 1854,
By J. S. REDFIELD,
the Clerk's the District Court of the United States, in and for thein Office of
New York.Southern District of
STKREOTYPED BY C. C. SAVAGE,
13 Cliambers Street, N. Y.;
TO THE
Rev. THOMAS C. PITKIN, A. M.
ASSOCIATE RECTOR OF TRINITY CHURCH, NEW HAVEN, CT.
BEGAN my ministry, my dear and reverendI friend, as
your assistant, in St. Luke's Church, Rochester, Xew
York — your advice, I took charge of the httle mis-; by
sionary station at Frankfort, where God of His goodness
has poured down upon us the abundance of His blessing
—at your suggestion, this sequel to a former unpretend-
—ing work has been prepared; I can think of no one,
therefore, to whom it can be with more pi"bpriety inscribed.!
BLKSSKD Lord ! lunv mucli I need
Thy liglit to guide me on my way !
So many hands, that without heed,
touch Thy wounds, and make them bleed ! •Still
So many feet, that day by day,
Tliy fold astrayStill wander from
Unless Thou fill me with Thy light,
1 can not lead Thy flock aright:
Thy support, can bearNor without
The burden of so great a care,
But am myself a castaway !
LONGFET.T.OW'S GoLDEN LeGEND.