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a clergyman, who had heard of me, by one of my former<br /> | a clergyman, who had heard of me, by one of my former<br /> | ||
Mistresses, wished me to go in service to the marquis<br /> | Mistresses, wished me to go in service to the marquis<br /> | ||
| − | of Rockingham | + | of Rockingham near Sheffield to which I consorted, here<br /> |
I felt very uncomfortable, there being a great member<br /> | I felt very uncomfortable, there being a great member<br /> | ||
of servants, who were persecutions of our Savior and his <br /> | of servants, who were persecutions of our Savior and his <br /> | ||
People, and I was very uneasy among them, being much<br /> | People, and I was very uneasy among them, being much<br /> | ||
afraid I should suffer harm in my soul, and never be saved.<br /> | afraid I should suffer harm in my soul, and never be saved.<br /> | ||
| − | I frequently went to | + | I frequently went to hear David Taylor preach, his Sermons<br /> |
were very applicable to my case, more especially when he<br /> | were very applicable to my case, more especially when he<br /> | ||
treated of our Saviors sufferings for poor sinners. at this<br /> | treated of our Saviors sufferings for poor sinners. at this<br /> | ||
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those preach should have a small house that stood near<br /> | those preach should have a small house that stood near<br /> | ||
the Fishpond to receive grace in, and the Pond to wash<br /> | the Fishpond to receive grace in, and the Pond to wash<br /> | ||
| − | their sins away, but not long after, this same | + | their sins away, but not long after, this same man was<br /> |
drowned in that very pond. I now resolved to leave this<br /> | drowned in that very pond. I now resolved to leave this<br /> | ||
place, as I could not be happy here, so I left them, and not<br /> | place, as I could not be happy here, so I left them, and not<br /> | ||
knowing <sup>any</sup> body but the Farmer where I first heard David<br /> | knowing <sup>any</sup> body but the Farmer where I first heard David<br /> | ||
Taylor preach, I beged him to conduct me to my mother, <br /> | Taylor preach, I beged him to conduct me to my mother, <br /> | ||
| − | which he did as far as | + | which he did as far as Leeds from there I walked home<br /> |
to my Parents, being quite tired of Service, among uncon-<br /> | to my Parents, being quite tired of Service, among uncon-<br /> | ||
verted People, my relations being at that time also in an <br /> | verted People, my relations being at that time also in an <br /> | ||
| − | unconverted stake of mind, I was resolved <sup>to leave</sup> them and | + | unconverted stake of mind, I was resolved <sup>to leave</sup> them and seek<br /> |
| − | a people of god with whom I could be in | + | a people of god with whom I could be in fellowship<br /> |
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a clergyman, who had heard of me, by one of my former
Mistresses, wished me to go in service to the marquis
of Rockingham near Sheffield to which I consorted, here
I felt very uncomfortable, there being a great member
of servants, who were persecutions of our Savior and his
People, and I was very uneasy among them, being much
afraid I should suffer harm in my soul, and never be saved.
I frequently went to hear David Taylor preach, his Sermons
were very applicable to my case, more especially when he
treated of our Saviors sufferings for poor sinners. at this
time I was very much hurt with all the Servants, partic-
ularly the Steward, who said that all tho went to hear
those preach should have a small house that stood near
the Fishpond to receive grace in, and the Pond to wash
their sins away, but not long after, this same man was
drowned in that very pond. I now resolved to leave this
place, as I could not be happy here, so I left them, and not
knowing any body but the Farmer where I first heard David
Taylor preach, I beged him to conduct me to my mother,
which he did as far as Leeds from there I walked home
to my Parents, being quite tired of Service, among uncon-
verted People, my relations being at that time also in an
unconverted stake of mind, I was resolved to leave them and seek
a people of god with whom I could be in fellowship