A Book of Quaker SaintsQUAKER SAINTSReading editionChapter navigation37 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterQUAKER SAINTSL. V. HODGKINA TALK ABOUT SAINTSToCI. 'STIFF AS A TREE, PURE AS A BELL'ToCII. 'PURE FOY, MA JOYE'ToCIII. THE ANGEL OF BEVERLEYToCIV. TAMING THE TIGERToCV. 'THE MAN IN LEATHER BREECHES'ToCVI. THE SHEPHERD OF PENDLE HILLToCVII. THE PEOPLE IN WHITE RAIMENTToCVIII. A WONDERFUL FORTNIGHTToCIX. UNDER THE YEW-TREESToCX. 'BEWITCHED!'ToCXI. THE JUDGE'S RETURNToCXII. 'STRIKE AGAIN!'ToCXIII. MAGNANIMITYToCXIV. MILES HALHEAD AND THE HAUGHTY LADYToCXV. SCATTERING THE SEEDToCXVI. WRESTLING FOR GODToCXVII. LITTLE JAMES AND HIS JOURNEYSToCXVIII. THE FIRST QUAKER MARTYRXIX. THE CHILDREN OF READING MEETINGToCXX. THE SADDEST STORY OF ALLXXI. PALE WIND FLOWERS: OR THE LITTLE PRISON MAIDToCXXII. AN UNDISTURBED MEETINGToCXXIII. BUTTERFLIES IN THE FELLSToCXXIV. THE VICTORY OF AMOR STODDARTXXV. THE MARVELLOUS VOYAGE OF THE GOOD SHIP 'WOODHOUSE'ToCXXVI. RICHARD SELLAR AND THE 'MERCIFUL MAN'ToCXXVII. TWO ROBBER STORIES. WEST AND EASTToCXXIX. FIERCE FEATHERSToCXXX. THE THIEF IN THE TANYARDToCXXXI. HOW A FRENCH NOBLE BECAME A FRIENDXXXII. PREACHING TO NOBODYToCCOME-TO-GOODToCHISTORICAL NOTESToCPrevious chapter ←Front matterNext chapter →L. V. HODGKINAll chapters and sections (37)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsQUAKER SAINTSL. V. HODGKINA TALK ABOUT SAINTSToCI. 'STIFF AS A TREE, PURE AS A BELL'ToCII. 'PURE FOY, MA JOYE'ToCIII. THE ANGEL OF BEVERLEYToCIV. TAMING THE TIGERToCV. 'THE MAN IN LEATHER BREECHES'ToCVI. THE SHEPHERD OF PENDLE HILLToCVII. THE PEOPLE IN WHITE RAIMENTToCVIII. A WONDERFUL FORTNIGHTToCIX. UNDER THE YEW-TREESToCX. 'BEWITCHED!'ToCXI. THE JUDGE'S RETURNToCXII. 'STRIKE AGAIN!'ToCXIII. MAGNANIMITYToCXIV. MILES HALHEAD AND THE HAUGHTY LADYToCXV. SCATTERING THE SEEDToCXVI. WRESTLING FOR GODToCXVII. LITTLE JAMES AND HIS JOURNEYSToCXVIII. THE FIRST QUAKER MARTYRXIX. THE CHILDREN OF READING MEETINGToCXX. THE SADDEST STORY OF ALLXXI. PALE WIND FLOWERS: OR THE LITTLE PRISON MAIDToCXXII. AN UNDISTURBED MEETINGToCXXIII. BUTTERFLIES IN THE FELLSToCXXIV. THE VICTORY OF AMOR STODDARTXXV. THE MARVELLOUS VOYAGE OF THE GOOD SHIP 'WOODHOUSE'ToCXXVI. RICHARD SELLAR AND THE 'MERCIFUL MAN'ToCXXVII. TWO ROBBER STORIES. WEST AND EASTToCXXIX. FIERCE FEATHERSToCXXX. THE THIEF IN THE TANYARDToCXXXI. HOW A FRENCH NOBLE BECAME A FRIENDXXXII. PREACHING TO NOBODYToCCOME-TO-GOODToCHISTORICAL NOTESToCBY← Front matterL. V. HODGKIN →