Palmes, William, Life of Mrs. Dorothy Lawson of St. Anthony's near Newcastle-upon-Tyne in Northumberland
(Newcastle-upon-Tyne : Imprinted by George Bouchier Richardson, at the sign of the River-god Tyne, Clayton-treet-west; printer to the Society of antiquaries, and to the Typographical society, both of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1851.)
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HOW SHE SUCCOURED THE PLAGUE-STRICKEN. 25 pure from commixtion, does not only penetrate the em¬ pyreal heaven, mounting to the throne of the highest in an odour of sweetness, but returns home as a ship under full sail, loaden with treasures of inestimable value. For though the effect be known, which her holy prayers did operate, that is corporeall health in them for whome they were offer'd, yet the favours and graces they impetrated for the offerer, are not to be known and valued by the re¬ ceiver. |
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