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      *¦ * * & ¦ . ¦ •;¦* " *" . ' ^ V ^ U '' ^ * ¦ 9 ; jen 6 c | pf tfceir . re $ tfgtfel an ^ to sirp-^ ly - jti& ^ ifisfins of present ^ subsi ^ - ^ tence t to which their own very , $ ^ ftU : ptrm ^ te property : was quite ^ imequai , ( being rm rely the inte-Jte ^ t of four ar rive hundred pounds settled ypon Mrs . Lin ^ dsey , was

      jpade by herself with the greatest . alacrity and cheerfulness . I was at Cattericfc when Mr . Linds . ey a ^ e ^ ched his * farewell scrmpn from > Af 0 ; xx . 32 * and an equally affecting scene , I never witnessed . I remained there fill within a few -4 # y * of their final departure , and in fro

      i ^ ette . r now my possession m jfyfyf * Li-written'during that inter-! yi $ \ 9 dated Sunday evening , part of ^ Irich I shall ^ transcribe , will give the most accurate idea of the $£ ate o £ minx ! in which . she performed be * part of their arduous 4 uty .

      *« T&is 4 ay ** <^ 6 r , < and my husband ' s jmrcsence i * vd 4 e me as , happy as I can be 4 mong this sorrowing people . Surely thc «^ c im pressions which arise from affc ctloij and gratftudfe ^ A ^ npt aW ijlfe , and -Vrboily :- Aii ? wi > df theirs fifrat and bost dcstiiiation , the Author of all good . O tHat they may knbw and love nim , through

      hH poor creatures ; and have his favour : $ **• ever ! John V fcticf / ' ( their man scr-- •^ anr ) like , JMr . 5 ? s . was native > but stronger as j ^ is ties were : eight years indulgence arfc ! the habits consequent to be destroyed , or nearly « o by removing to

      fcfcW gcenes ; uad on sucli alt occasion «^ rc no Htttr resent fnen , ^ whi ch so ^ pmnfpnly cause reu \ ovals and reconcile the ^ mind to ot ^ er places , stepped in to SSfcie th persuaded he ^ illoften be y our visitor to inquire abou t Wfor JtoKmJNL * T 1 k > w she sjjddc ; ned me ! § j | e is , pcrfc . qtly s ^ upi ^ cd with ¦ grief .. ; I kaye said and done alt I < fan to reconcile Ifttrl r W * had n 0 letter to ^ ay but from pfer . Mas « n , I irnagtnc all oui ? mMpredis twt fr lends ^ uppouc w ' ^ rr gone . Two days more Will accomplish tiiis paiiifiil mmM 4 M send us into the wide wHd ^ S rrft § Mt tf i heijreat Governor ^ l ^ rc | Rrv « ith tu / wd ^ all haw aotfeiji ^ to IPi ^ % ) ^ -i ^ ¦>¦ • • . - • " « . ni" « iVA - sT ; - ' After finally bidding adieu to

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      Catt ^ ripjky tn ^ spent one J ^^ bt with my mother arid myself at |^ . dale , where We tlien lived , ^ an ^ J accompanied them the followi ng wiorning to WakefielVi , vyhere . ^ fB spent a day k or two with the i s ^ 2 roost excellent Mr . 1 turner , attlyA time minister there ; and so mupll had the tone of ^ iy ruind be / $ a rjijfsed by , witne ^ jng their ' fxiajgiipf lumity . and . courage , that it ^ fts riot tiU i saw them drive . aw ^ m the chaise which was to j ^ g ^ iy ^

      them on their cioufetful pilgrimagf , that I felt the full pressure of tte loss I was about to , suffer- In vain did I look around , for comfort ; friends and Compariio ns £ \' tes these , were no where to be fo . una ; and the world appeared , to my ^ f . flicted spirit Jike one vast d re ^ y wilderness , But I am wanderiftg

      Mr . Editor , from my purpo ^; , which is simply to , dempnstrg ^ e , from a few striking facts , that i » jy friend was no ordinary profipi ^ t in the school of her sainted Acm ^* fessor ; but like him was r ^ ady , ^ relinquish ease in ^ epentd ^ nce ^ po ^ pular esteem and even the power

      uf being useful 16 others , ^ h ^ n g ^ t in competuiuuwit ^ the paramount duty of strict integrity in the sight of , God , as / the a , nly mean of ^ f ^» taining his ft&put . ^ i IV

      After they topk ^ th ^ i ^ b ^ in London , Mrs , Lhidsey : di cl ^ c | t relinquish fcer former hab it ^^ -tpf great activity and extensive usefulness . Among their numerous cifl < p | e ? r of friends , acquaintance ^ $£ c ^ iher cun » ections ? tjhere was n ^ t a 8 iejc couch lhat &he did not visit , or a sorrowing tangly to ^ honi she plid not endeavour ^ p ad m iim ter coo ' sylatipn and ^ advi ^ e ; ^ g ^ . 3 *? eminent were ^ ejs \ f kfnfpf ^ nv | hli * ^ # ?^ ffc i ! % ttl singular talent of always suggesting

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      Memoir of Mrs . TLinctsey . r _ XIS

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1812, page 113, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1745/page/49/