Transcribed from the 1848 F. & J. Rivington edition by David Price. Many thanks to the British Library for making their copy available.
Plympton St. Mary Church
COTTAGE SCENES
DURING
THE CHOLERA.
BEING EXTRACTS FROM A DIARY WRITTEN IN
JULY AND AUGUST, 1832.
BY THE
REV. W. I. COPPARD, M.A.,
INCUMBENT OF PLYMPTON ST. MARY, DEVONSHIRE; AND DOMESTIC
CHAPLAIN TO THE EARL OF MORLEY.
LONDON:
F. & J. RIVINGTON; HAMILTON, ADAMS, AND CO.;
HATCHARD & SON; AND MASTERS;
EXETER: H. J. WALLIS. PLYMOUTH: R. LIDSTONE.
1848.
“TAKE HEED UNTO THYSELF, AND KEEP THY SOUL DILIGENTLY, LEST THOU FORGET THE THINGS WHICH THINE EYES HAVE SEEN, AND LEST THEY DEPART FROM THY HEART ALL THE DAYS OF THY LIFE.”
Deut. iv. 9.