 | Robert Anderson Wilson - 1855 - 424 halaman
...drawn to churches more for the delight of the music than for any delight in the service of God. More, they teach these young children to act like players ; and, to entice the people to the churches, they make these children act short dialogues in their choirs, richly attiring them with... | |
 | Robert Anderson Wilson - 1855 - 424 halaman
...drawn to churches more for the delight of the music than for any delight in the service of God. More, they teach these young children to act like players ; and, to entice the people to the churches, they make these children act short dialogues in their choirs, richly attiring them with... | |
 | Robert Anderson Wilson - 1856 - 440 halaman
...drawn to churches more for the delight of the music than for any delight in the service of God. More, they teach these young children to act like players ; and, to entice the people to the churches, they make these children act short dialogues in their choirs, richly attiring them with... | |
 | Robert Anderson Wilson - 1856 - 436 halaman
...drawn to churches more for the delight of the music than for any delight in the service of God. More, they teach these young children to act like players; and, to entice the people to the churches, they make these children act short dialogues in their choirs, richly attiring them with... | |
 | Susan Migden Socolow - 2000 - 268 halaman
...their churches more for the delight of the music than for any delight in the service of God. More, they teach these young children to act like players;...choirs, richly attiring them with men's and women's apparel, especially upon Midsummer Day, and the eight days before their Christmas. These are so gallantly... | |
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... sorts of needlework, all sorts of music, which is so exquisite in that city that I dare be bold to say that the people are drawn to their churches more for the delight of the music than for any delight in the service of God. More, they teach these... 