 | Alexander Young - 1846 - 594 páginas
...OF JOHN COTTON. 427 of Ipswich, being ignorant of, spake merrily among CHAP. some of his friends, " Of all men in the world I envy Mr. Cotton, of Boston,...I do everything that way, and cannot enjoy mine." He had many enemies at Boston, as well as many friends, and some that rose up against him, and plotted... | |
 | Alexander Wilson M'Clure - 1846 - 314 páginas
...Ward, of facetious memory, the author of the " Simple Cobbler." He remarked in his pleasant manner, " Of all men in the world, I envy Mr. Cotton, of Boston, most ; for he doth nothing by way of conformity, and yet hath his liberty : and I do almost every thing that way, and cannot enjoy... | |
 | 1846 - 318 páginas
...Ward, of facetious memory, the author of the " Simple Cobbler." He remarked in his pleasant manner, " Of all men in the world, I envy Mr. Cotton, of Boston, most; for he doth nothing by way of conformity, and yet hath his liberty : and I do almost every thing that way, and cannot enjoy... | |
 | Pishey Thompson - 1856 - 865 páginas
...remembered how he acted towards others in similar circumstances ; and one of Mr. Cotton's contemporaries 4 observes,— " Of all men in the world, I envy Mr....they succeed against him. " Concerning Mr. Cotton's hospitality," says HUTCHINSON, " wherein he did exceed all that I ever heard of. His heart and his... | |
 | joel munsell - 1865 - 356 páginas
...fpake merrily among fome of his friends : Of all men in the world I envy Mr. Cotton of Bofton moft, for he doth nothing in way of conformity, and yet hath his liberty, and I doe every [247] thing that way and cannot enjoy mine. He had many enemies at Bofton, as well as many... | |
 | John Ward Dean - 1868 - 228 páginas
...that Mr. Ward uttered his facetious saying upon Rev. John Cotton, then of Boston, Lincolnshire : " Of all men in the world, I envy Mr. Cotton of Boston the most, for he doth nothing in the way of conformity, and yet hath his liberty, and I do everything... | |
 | ALBERT CHRISTOPHER ADDISON - 1912 - 360 páginas
...Poor Samuel Ward, minister of Ipswich, could not understand it. "Of all men in the world," he moaned, "I envy Mr. Cotton of Boston most, for he doth nothing...I do everything that way, and cannot enjoy mine." Plainly, he had not a bishop with the King's ear! It is really surprising, considering the severity... | |
 | Albert Christopher Addison - 1912 - 362 páginas
...Poor Samuel Ward, minister of Ipswich, could not understand it. "Of all men in the world," he moaned, "I envy Mr. Cotton of Boston most, for he doth nothing...I do everything that way, and cannot enjoy mine." Plainly, he had not a bishop with the King's ear! It is really surprising, considering the seventy... | |
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Of all men in the world, I envy Mr. Cotton of Boston most, for he doth nothing in way of conformity, and yet hath his liberty ; and I do everything that way, and cannot enjoy mine. 
