A41671:182
The sabbaths sanctification
The sabbaths sanctification ... by W.G.
London: printed by G.M. for Joshua Kirton and Thomas Warren, 1641
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
2. Keeping sick and impotent persons.
3. Helping women in travel.
3. Helping women in travell.
Most families have some young children which cannot look to themselves nor be brought to Church without disturbance of the whole Congregation.
Most families have some young children which cannot looke to themselves nor be brought to Church without disturbance of the whole Congregation.
Very oft it falls out in every City and Town that some be sick, or otherwise impotent by age, or some casualty, so as they cannot go to Church, but require some to tarry with them, and to attend upon them. And in what day of the year doth it not fall out that some women in one place or other fall in travel? If every day, then also every Lords day. But it is requisite that more then one or two assist them in their travel.
Very oft it falls out in every City and Towne that some be sicke, or otherwise impotent by age, or some casualty, so as they cannot goe to Church, but require some to tarry with them, and to attend upon them. And in what day of the yeare doth it not fall out that some women in one place or other fall in travell? If every day, then also every Lords day. But it is requisite that more then one or two assist them in their travell.