excerpt from 'Transcript of the diaries of Henry Croswell' pp. 135 (64 words)
excerpt from 'Transcript of the diaries of Henry Croswell' pp. 135 (64 words)
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O[rgan]. – Old, good, simple tunes played. The canticles were sung, the Psalms read. C[hoir]. – Boys in the West gallery and congregational singing. [The congregation numbered] 100 – It was a wet night. There were nice old men and women in old fashioned pews. […] M[iscellaneous]. – The service is altogether more like the Countess of Huntingdon's Connection than that of the Catholic Church of England. |
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