excerpt from 'Transcript of the diaries of Henry Croswell' pp. 240 (99 words)
excerpt from 'Transcript of the diaries of Henry Croswell' pp. 240 (99 words)
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We got there at the Creed and left after the Collection. […] O[rgan]. – Nice, small, plain gold pipes, good. H[ymns]. – S.P.C.K., an ordinary selection. C[hoir]. – Ladies, gentlemen and boys, sorted; unsurpliced in Choir stalls. [The congregation numbered] 350 […] S[ermon]. – […] It was ordinary, well delivered and manly - a change referred to - the removal of choir and collection in the evening. […] M[iscellaneous]. – We sat behind. There were many empty seats near. A hymn book was lent to us. All were most orderly and attentive. There were a good many men but few poor. |
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