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Title: The wanderings of a pen and pencil
Year: 1846 (1840s)
Authors: Palmer, F. P. (Francis Paul) Crowquill, Alfred, ill Bissett, Clark Prescott, 1875-1932, former owner. UPB
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Publisher: London : Jeremiah How
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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ehold a humancreature in that marshy wilderness, tarried at the good fathers request, andwere so charmed by his wisdom and amiability that they renewed the visit, andwere instructed by their new friend the saint in the principles of the Christianreligion. They were converted, and baptized at the well. Werebode, theirfathers evil counsellor, discovered the fact of their apostasy from the heathenstate, and excited the paternal wrath against them. They fled, but were slainat Stone soon aftcrwaixls, by the Kings order. In due time a reconciliation tookplace between the saint and the heathen father. St. Chad is said to have thenerected a rude church or chapelry, of earth and wood and stone, at the westernsite of the present Stowe church. Fifty years afterwards his body and thatof Ccolrcd the king were interred in the new church which the bishopHedda made. Up to the period of the Reformation his body was enshrinedin the cathedral church, and the shrine was the daily resort of many pilgrims.
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Lichfield School. LICHFIELD GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 299

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