1856-1859 RELIGIOUS DIARY. Exceptional Young Diary - Fulton Street Prayer Revival, Lunatics, Sabbath Keeping, etc. Bible and his friends fondly hoped

and his friends fondly hoped he would live to receive the reward of gallantry and the meed of praise so justly due

One of Stow's earliest published poems

[American Tract Society] The Child's Paper for 1871

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1856-1859 RELIGIOUS DIARY. Exceptional Young Diary - Fulton Street Prayer Revival, Lunatics, Sabbath Keeping, etc. Bible and his friends fondly hopedAn unusually thorough religious diary of a young girl, presumably about 16 years of age, who family believe is more like to be a Presbyterian than anything else . . . her introspection, attention to the Sabbath, and unwillingness to suffer religious trivialities, make her a bit of an odd bird in her church apparently. Our authoress seems to be Miss Emily L. Young, Lyceum Hall. It is then signed later by E. J. Young.  The below extracts reflect