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Page 90
While visiting from place to place , Mr. Fisk acknowledges the kindness and
hospitality which he received ; but he complains that very few could be found ,
who manifested much concern for the heathen . In many places he could
accomplish ...
While visiting from place to place , Mr. Fisk acknowledges the kindness and
hospitality which he received ; but he complains that very few could be found ,
who manifested much concern for the heathen . In many places he could
accomplish ...
Page 108
... few friends . Capt . Edes went with us first to Messrs . Van Lennep's . There are
two brothers of this name who live together . They are merchants , were born in
Smyrna of Dutch parents , are respectable and rich . They received us very kindly
...
... few friends . Capt . Edes went with us first to Messrs . Van Lennep's . There are
two brothers of this name who live together . They are merchants , were born in
Smyrna of Dutch parents , are respectable and rich . They received us very kindly
...
Page 224
I have received a letter from Mr. Jacob Van Lennep , in which he informs me , that
a meeting of the subscribers to the Bible Society [ at Smyrna , ] had been held ,
and a committee appointed , and expresses his satisfaction that the Society is ...
I have received a letter from Mr. Jacob Van Lennep , in which he informs me , that
a meeting of the subscribers to the Bible Society [ at Smyrna , ] had been held ,
and a committee appointed , and expresses his satisfaction that the Society is ...
Page 227
Last Sabbath morning , a sermon was preached on the love of Christ , and then
twenty - one communicants received the holy sacrament . Mr. Wolff and Mr.
Deininger were with us on the occasion . The communicants were from six
different ...
Last Sabbath morning , a sermon was preached on the love of Christ , and then
twenty - one communicants received the holy sacrament . Mr. Wolff and Mr.
Deininger were with us on the occasion . The communicants were from six
different ...
Page 236
Landed about 9 o'clock , and found Signor Bochor Carano , the dragoman of the
English vice consul , at the shore ready to receive us , having received
information by land , that we were coming . We accordingly removed our
baggage to the ...
Landed about 9 o'clock , and found Signor Bochor Carano , the dragoman of the
English vice consul , at the shore ready to receive us , having received
information by land , that we were coming . We accordingly removed our
baggage to the ...
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| Title | Memoir of the Rev. Pliny Fisk, A.M.: Late Missionary to Palestine |
| Authors | Alvan Bond, Pliny Fisk |
| Publisher | Crocker and Brewster, 1828 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 14 Aug 2014 |
| Length | 437 pages |
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