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Newspaper
Methodist Magazine
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 01, 1809
Page
13
In Dursley on a Lord’s Day a farmer climbed a lime kiln top and fell into the hot kiln. His wife witnessed the tragedy and a Baptist preacher and his listeners rushed to the scene but found no remains, the man’s body and fate left to God.
A father submits a memoir of his daughter Miss Stevens to the Methodist Magazine. He expresses pride in her piety, laments storms endured, and hopes the recollections will inspire youth to emulate her conduct and experience. The letter, signed William Stevens, seeks approval for publication in the magazine.
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