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This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 92 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 0.2in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1914 edition. Excerpt: . . . as it were, in her blood, this origin was far too good for them, and although she did not acknowledge it, she was inwardly much more inclined to put faith in the old theory which Hubbard, the historian mentions as a possible one, namely that this brood was begotten by Satan himself, during his banishment, when he took a couple of witches with him for company. The ten lost tribes, she believed with other learned persons, to have been discovered in Persia among the Nestorians, or rather among the ancient Chaldeans, for she was of the firm opinion that these two nations were one and the same, and could not refrain from some doubts of the Orthodoxy of those scholars who rejected this arbitrary supposition There was another point in which the two ladies differed that threatened sometimes to have more serious consequences. It was the question whether the Sabbath commenced on Sunday at sunrise or on Saturday at Sunset. 150 Mrs. Weller, who was born in Connecticut, was of the latter opinion, so that in her home the housework of the week had to be finished before sunset on Saturday--a requirement which, in view of the demands of her four children, and the lack of help, often wrought upon her a considerable hardship. It was the duty of the eldest little daughter to gather the childrens toys and lock them up in the cupboard until Monday morning. Even the two-year old baby dared not murmur. If it were winter they might listen to the parents stories of their own childhood and at times interrupt them with laughter or with questions. This description is continued in a most attractive way. With others, it portrays a domestic life piteously misled by the narrow teachings of a senseless orthodoxy. The quiet home scenes in Richard Castletons home. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.

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Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****. This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1914 edition. Excerpt: .as it were, in her blood, this origin was far too good for them, and although she did not acknowledge it, she was inwardly much more inclined to put faith in the old theory which Hubbard, the historian mentions as a possible one, namely that this brood was begotten by Satan himself, during his banishment, when he took a couple of witches with him for company. The ten lost tribes, she believed with other learned persons, to have been discovered in Persia among the Nestorians, or rather among the ancient Chaldeans, for she was of the firm opinion that these two nations were one and the same, and could not refrain from some doubts of the Orthodoxy of those scholars who rejected this arbitrary supposition There was another point in which the two ladies differed that threatened sometimes to have more serious consequences. It was the question whether the Sabbath commenced on Sunday at sunrise or on Saturday at Sunset. 150 Mrs. Weller, who was born in Connecticut, was of the latter opinion, so that in her home the housework of the week had to be finished before sunset on Saturday--a requirement which, in view of the demands of her four children, and the lack of help, often wrought upon her a considerable hardship. It was the duty of the eldest little daughter to gather the children s toys and lock them up in the cupboard until Monday morning. Even the two-year old baby dared not murmur. If it were winter they might listen to the parents stories of their own childhood and at times interrupt them with laughter or with questions. This description is continued in a most attractive way. With others, it portrays a domestic life piteously misled by the narrow teachings of a senseless orthodoxy. The quiet home scenes in Richard Castleton s home.

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Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1914 edition. Excerpt: .as it were, in her blood, this origin was far too good for them, and although she did not acknowledge it, she was inwardly much more inclined to put faith in the old theory which Hubbard, the historian mentions as a possible one, namely that this brood was begotten by Satan himself, during his banishment, when he took a couple of witches with him for company. The ten lost tribes, she believed with other learned persons, to have been discovered in Persia among the Nestorians, or rather among the ancient Chaldeans, for she was of the firm opinion that these two nations were one and the same, and could not refrain from some doubts of the Orthodoxy of those scholars who rejected this arbitrary supposition There was another point in which the two ladies differed that threatened sometimes to have more serious consequences. It was the question whether the Sabbath commenced on Sunday at sunrise or on Saturday at Sunset. 150 Mrs. Weller, who was born in Connecticut, was of the latter opinion, so that in her home the housework of the week had to be finished before sunset on Saturday--a requirement which, in view of the demands of her four children, and the lack of help, often wrought upon her a considerable hardship. It was the duty of the eldest little daughter to gather the children s toys and lock them up in the cupboard until Monday morning. Even the two-year old baby dared not murmur. If it were winter they might listen to the parents stories of their own childhood and at times interrupt them with laughter or with questions. This description is continued in a most attractive way. With others, it portrays a domestic life piteously misled by the narrow teachings of a senseless orthodoxy. The quiet home scenes in Richard Castleton s home.

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1914 edition. Excerpt: ...as it were, in her blood, this origin was far too good for them, and although she did not acknowledge it, she was inwardly much more inclined to put faith in the old theory which Hubbard, the historian mentions as a possible one, namely that this brood was begotten by Satan himself, during his banishment, when he took a couple of witches with him for company. The ten lost tribes, she believed with other learned persons, to have been discovered in Persia among the Nestorians, or rather among the ancient Chaldeans, for she was of the firm opinion that these two nations were one and the same, and could not refrain from some doubts of the Orthodoxy of those scholars who rejected this arbitrary supposition There was another point in which the two ladies differed that threatened sometimes to have more serious consequences. It was the question whether the Sabbath commenced on Sunday at sunrise or on Saturday at Sunset." 150 Mrs. Weller, who was born in Connecticut, was of the latter opinion, so that in her home the housework of the week had to be finished before sunset on Saturday--a requirement which, in view of the demands of her four children, and the lack of help, often wrought upon her a considerable hardship. It was the duty of the eldest little daughter to gather the children's toys and lock them up in the cupboard until Monday morning. Even the two-year old baby dared not murmur. If it were winter they might listen to the parents' stories of their own childhood and at times interrupt them with laughter or with questions. This description is continued in a most attractive way. With others, it portrays a domestic life piteously misled by the narrow teachings of a senseless orthodoxy. The quiet home scenes in Richard Castleton's home... Paperback, Label: RareBooksClub.com, RareBooksClub.com, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2013-09-13, Studio: RareBooksClub.com.

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