A Practical Discourse concerning The redeeming of time.
London.
Printed for John Everingham, 1695.
First edition.
8vo.
104pp, [8]. With three terminal pages of publisher's advertisements. Contemporary gilt-tooled mottled calf, contrasting red morocco lettering-piece. Rubbed, joints starting. Small marginal burn-hole to leaf D7, scattered spotting.
A scarce work concerning the religious aspects of time by Edward Pelling (bap. 1640, d. 1718), Chaplain in Ordinary to William and Mary, and later Queen Anne.
'To Redeem, is to recover that which was once Lost, and when we apply it to Time, it signifies the Recovering of those Hours, which have been mispent, and thrown away; by Labouring hard for the Future, to employ every Minute we have to good purpose'.
ESTC records copies at just eight locations (BL, California, Folger, LCP, Melbourne, NLS, Newcastle, and Oxford).
'To Redeem, is to recover that which was once Lost, and when we apply it to Time, it signifies the Recovering of those Hours, which have been mispent, and thrown away; by Labouring hard for the Future, to employ every Minute we have to good purpose'.
ESTC records copies at just eight locations (BL, California, Folger, LCP, Melbourne, NLS, Newcastle, and Oxford).
ESTC R42376, Wing P1085.
£ 625.00
Antiquates Ref: 25714
