 | Early English newspapers - 1819 - 780 pages
...eager thirst for knowledge with which he was inspired produced in him a frame of mind, most napp^y adapted to the study of divinity, and while at the...fair promise of his becoming a faithful minister of ihe Gospel, but a distinguished ornament of his national Church." The writer then proceeds to pass... | |
 | English essays - 1819 - 800 pages
...for knowledge with which he was inspired, produced in him a frame of mind, most happily adapted lo the study of divinity, and while at the schools, his...the sanguine expectations of his family and friends ; to that there was not only a fair promise of bis becoming a faithful minister nf the Gospel, but... | |
 | Early English newspapers - 1819 - 708 pages
...was inspired, produced in him a frame of mind, most happily adapted to the study of divinity, anil while at the schools, his correct deportment and assiduous...the sanguine expectations of his family and friends; to that there was lini only a fair promise of his becoming a faithful minister of the Gospel, but a... | |
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... warmth of their affection for him. His person was engaging, his manners agreeable and the uniform propriety of his conduct in the highest degree examplary. His remarkable docility, and the eager thirst for knowledge with which he was inspired produced... 