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Excerpt from The Friends' Library; Comprising Journals, Doctrinal Treatises, and Other Writings of Members of the Religious Society of Friends, Vol. 11: Containing the Lives of Samuel Neale, Mary Neale, John Burnyeat, Catharine Phillips, Memoirs of William Crouch, Letters, &C. Of Early Friends, Memoirs of Elizabeth Collins, Thomas Aldam, William Ames, and Samuel Fisher

I continued in this state until I was my own master; when, intending to pay a visit in Mun Stéf, to form acquaintances and follow some business, I prepared for my journey, equipped like a young man of the world, had a livery servant, and set forward in good Spirits on my expedition' As I passed along, I called at Pad dock, 'where Mary Peisley lived, to inquire after her health and that of the family: my uncle We made some little stay there, and I found myself de lighted with their instructive conversation. It sunk into my mind beyond what was common and when we left the place, I remarked how pleasing such company and conversation were, compared with what was generally to be met' with.

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