 | 1866 - 648 trang
...audience to go out and come in one by one. When he had reason to fear that the fact that he held the service was known, and that it might be broken up...arrival of the ambassador at the close of the year." In the Boston Post of March 12, 1866, we find an account of a grand ceremonial which took place in... | |
 | 1866 - 650 trang
...audience to go out and come in one by one. When he had reason to fear that the fact that he held the service was known, and that it might be broken up...arrival of the ambassador at the close of the year." In the Boston Post of March 12, 1866, we find an account of a grand ceremonial which took place in... | |
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Table. 319 were held for a time by the chaplain in his own apartment. He did not venture, however, to have any singing on those occasions, and always required his audience to go out and come in one by one. When he had reason to fear that the fact that... 