vening. Deep attention saton every face, though as yet accompanied by deep igno- Chap. VII. WESLEYS LABOUKS. 265 ranee. The next day I preached at eight to neardouble the number, some quite innocent of thought; fiveor six were laughing or talking till I had near done, andone of them threw a clod of… … (Fig. 62.) I AMEO Ml DA] I.I IN I ,]•..-[.BY.— mayi:it COLLECTION*. Staffordshire, of whom Charles Wesley thus records whenhe visited Walsall and its neighbourhood in 1743 : Thestreet was fidl of fierce Ephesian beasts (the principalmen setting them on), who roared and shouted, and threwstones…
Wedgwood, Josiah, 1730-1795 · Wedgwood ware · Pottery -- England
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