excerpt from 'Transcript of the diaries of Henry Croswell' pp. 338 (105 words)

excerpt from 'Transcript of the diaries of Henry Croswell' pp. 338 (105 words)

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Transcript of the diaries of Henry Croswell

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O[rgan]. – Fine, large and well played.

H[ymns]. – A & M. including "Lead, kindly light." and an Anthem "Heavenly prayer …"

C[hoir]. – Large, surpliced, perfect, amgelic [sic]. The Guide says it is voluntary.  Is this possible?  A solo boy's lovely voice was a great treat.

[The congregation numbered] 400 – […] There were few people in the sides.  All were decorous Anglicans.

S[ermon]. – It was, doubtless, decorous but we didn't stop.

[…]

M[iscellaneous]. – There is not enough room for congregational singing.  But all is perfectly arranged.  There were few men.  We moved to quite behind because of the draught.  The church is too "respectable" to please me.

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