Box 13 (Sarah Shackleton's Journals) Box 13 page

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my Opinion which differeth from Others, who are godly
  • my Opinion which differeth from Others, who are godly
  • my Opinion which differeth from Others, who are godly
  • my Opinion which differeth from Others, who are godly
  • my Opinion which differeth from Others, who are godly
Av.Dom: Dom: 1634.
  • Av.Dom: 1634.
  • An.Dom: 1634.
  • An.Dom: 1634.
  • An. Dom: 1634.
  • Av.Dom: 1634.
and wise among us here, the Reverence of whose Judgments
  • and wise among us here, the Reverence of whose Judgments
  • and wise among Us here, the Reverence of whose Judgments
  • and wise among us here, the Reverence of whose Judgments
  • and wise among us here, the Reverence of whose Judgments
causeth me to suspect my own Ingnorance; yet
  • causeth me to suspect my own Ingnorance; yet
  • causeth me to suspect my own Ingnorance; yet
  • causeth me to suspect my own Ingnorance; yet
  • causeth me to suspect my own Ingnorance; yet
must I remain in it untill that I be convinced thereof.
  • must I remain in it untill that I be convinced thereof.
  • must I remain in it untill that I be convinced thereof.
  • must I remain in it untill that I be convinced thereof.
  • must I remain in it untill that I be convinced thereof.
I thought not to have shewed your Letters written to
  • I thought not to have shewed your Letters written to
  • I thought not to have shewed your Letters written to
  • I thought not to have shewed your Letter written to
  • I thought not to have shewed your Letters written to
me, but to have done my best to have reconciled Differences
  • me, but to have done my best to have reconciled Differences
  • me, but to have done my best to have reconciled Differences
  • me, but to have done my best to have reconciled Differences
  • me, but to have done my best to have reconciled Differences
in the best Season and Manner I could; but Capt.
  • in the best Season and Manner I could; but Caps.
  • in the best Season and Manner I could; but Capt.
  • in the best Season and Manner I could; but Capt.
  • in the best Season and Manner I could; but Capt.
I Standish requiring an Answer thereof publickly in the
  • [unclear]I landish requiring an Answer thereof publickly in the
  • Standish requiring an Answer thereof publickly in the
  • Standish requiring an Answer thereof publickly in the
  • Standish requiring an Answer thereof publickly in the
Court I was forced to produce it, and that made the
  • Court I was forced to produce it, and that made the
  • Court I was forced to produce it, and that made the
  • Court I was forced to produce it, and that made the
  • Court I was forced to produce it, and that made the
Breach so wide as he can tell you. I propounded to the
  • Breach so wide as he can tell you. I propounded to the
  • Breach so wide as he can tell you. I propounded to the
  • Breach so wide as he can tell you. I propounded to the
  • Breach so wide as he can tell you. I propounded to the
Court to answer Mr. Prence's Letter your Govr., but our
  • Court to answer Mr. Prence's Letter your Govr., but our
  • Court to answer Mr. Prence's Letter your Govr., but our
  • Court to answer Mr. Prence's Letter your Govr., but our
  • Court to answer Mr. Prence's Letter your Govr., but our
Court said it required no Answer, it selfe being an Answer
  • Court said it required no Answer, it selfe being an Answer
  • Court said it required no Answer, it selfe being an Answer
  • Court said it required no Answer, it selfe being an Answer
  • Court said it required no Answer, it selfe being an Answer
to a former Letter of ours; I pray you certifie Mr. Prence
  • to a former Letter of ours; I pray you certifie Mr. Prence
  • to a former Letter of ours; I pray you certifie Mr. Prence
  • to a former Letter of ours; I pray you certifie Mr. Prence
  • to a former Letter of ours; I pray you certifie Mr. Prence
so much, and others whom it conceiveth, that no Neglect
  • so much, and others whom it conceiveth, that no Neglect
  • so much, and others whom it conceiveth, that no Neglect
  • so much, and others whom it conceiveth, that no Neglect
so much, and others whom it concerneth, that no Neglect
  • so much, and others whom it concerneth, that no Neglect
  • so much, and others whom it concerneth, that no Neglect
  • so much, and others whom it concerneth, that no Neglect
  • so much, and others whom if concerneth, that no Neglect
or Ill Manners be imputed to me thereabout. The
  • or Ill Manners be imputed to me thereabout. The
  • or Ill Manners be imputed to me thereabout. The
  • or Ill Manners be imputed to me thereabout. The
  • or Ill Manners be imputed to me thereabout. The
late Letters I received from England wrought in me
  • late Letters I received from England wrought in me
  • late Letters I received from England wrought in me
  • late Letters I received from England wrought in me
  • late Letters I received from England wrought in me
diverse Fears of some Trials which are shortly like
  • diverse Fears of some Trials which are shortly like
  • diverse Fears of some Trials which are shortly like
  • diverse Fears of some Trials which are shortly like
  • diverse Fears of some Trials which are shortly like
to fall upon us; and this unhappy Contention between
  • to fall upon us; and this unhappy Contention between
  • to fall upon us; and this unhappy Contention between
  • to fall upon us; and this unhappy Contention between
  • to fall upon us; and this unhappy Contention between
You & Us, and between you & piscataway will hasten
  • You & Us, and between you & piscataway will hasten
  • You & Us, and between you & piscataway will hasten
  • You & Us, and between you & piscataway will hasten
  • You & Us, and between you & piscataway will hasten
them, if God with an extraordinary hand so not help
  • them, if God with an extraordinary hand so not help
  • them, if God with an extraordinary hand so not help
  • them, if God with an extraordinary hand so not help
them, if God with an extraordinary hand do not help
  • them, if God with an extraordinary hand do not help
  • them, if God with an extraordinary hand do not help
  • them, if God with an extraordinary hand do not help
  • them, if God with an extraordinary hand do not help
Us. To reconcile this for the present will be very
  • Us. To reconcile this for the present will be very
  • Us. To reconcile this for the present will be very
  • Us. To reconcile this for the present will be very
  • Us. To reconcile this for the present will be very
difficult, but time cooleth Distemper, and a
  • difficult, but time cooleth Distemper, and a
  • difficult, but time cooleth Distemper, and a
  • difficult, but time cooleth Distempers, and a
  • difficult, but time cooleth Distemper, and a
common Danger to Us both approaching will necessitate
  • common Danger to Us both approaching will necessitate
  • common Danger to Us both approaching will necessitate
  • common Danger to Us both approaching will necessitate
  • common Danger to Us both approaching will necessitate
tate our uniting again. I pray you therefore sir.
  • our uniting again. I pray you therefore sy.
  • our uniting again. I pray you therefore sir.
  • our uniting again. I pray you therefore sir.
  • our uniting again. I pray you therefore sy.
  • our uniting again. I pray you therefore Sir,
  • tate our uniting again. I pray you therefore Sm.
  • our uniting again. I pray you therefore sir.
set your Wisdom & Patience a work, and exhort others
  • set your Wisdom & Patience a work, and exhort others
  • set your Wisdom & Patience a work, and exhort others
  • set your Wisdom & Patience a work, and exhort others
  • set your Wisdom & Patience a work, and exhort others
to the same, that things may not proceed from bad to
  • to the same, that things may not proceed from bad to
  • to the same, that things may not proceed from bad to
  • to the same, that things may not proceed from bad to
  • to the same, that things may not proceed from bad to
worse, so making our Contentions like the Barrs
  • worse, so making Contentions like the Barrs
  • worse, so making Contentions like the Barrs
  • worse, so making our Contentions like the Barrs
  • worse, so making Contentions like the Barrs
of a pallace, but that a Way of peace may be
  • of a pallace, but that a Way of peace may be
  • of a pallace, but that a Way of peace may be
  • of a pallace, but that a Way of peace may be
  • of a pallace, but that a Way of peace may be
keept open, whereat the God of peace may have
  • keept open, whereat the God of peace may have
  • keept open, whereat the God of peace may have
  • keept open, whereat the God of peace may have
  • keept open, whereat the God of peace may have
enterance in his own Time. If you suffer wrong it
  • enterance in his own Time. If you suffer wrong it
  • enterance in his own Time. If you suffer wrong it
  • enterance in his own Time. If you suffer wrong it
  • enterance in his own Time. If you suffer wrong it
shall be your honour to bear it patiently; but I
  • shall be your honour to bear it patiently; but I
  • shall be your honour to bear it patiently; but I
  • shall be your honour to bear it patiently; but I
  • shall be your honour to bear it patiently; but I
go too far in needless putting You in Mind of those
  • go too far in needless putting You in Mindof those
  • go too far in needless putting You in Mind of those
  • go too far in needless putting You in Mind of those
  • go too far in needless putting You in Mindof those
  • go too far in needless putting You in Mind of those
  • go too far in needless, putting you in mind of those
  • go too far in needless putting You in Mind of those
Things. God hath done great Things for You. And I desire his
  • Things. God hath done great Things for You. And I desire his
  • Things. God hath done great Things for You. And I desire his
  • Things. God hath done great Things for You. And I desire his
  • Things. God hath done great Things for You. And I desire his
Blessing may be multiplied upon You more & more. I will
  • Blessing may be multiplied upon You more & more. I will
  • Blessing may be multiplied upon You more & more. I will
  • Blessing may be multiplied upon You more & more. I will
  • Blessing may be multiplied upon You more & more. I will
commit no more to writing; but Commending my Self to
  • commit no more to writing; but Commending my Self to
  • commit no more to writing; but Commending my Self to
  • commit no more to writing; but Commending my Self to
  • commit no more to writing; but Commending my Self to


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  • (17.
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yours
  • yours
  • yours
  • yours
  • yours

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