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Excerpt from The Golden Grove: Choice Manual, Containing What Is to Be Believed, Practised, and Desired or Prayed For; The Prayers Being Fitted to the Several Days of the Week; To Which Is Added, a Guide for the Penitent
The title, Golden Grove, has by some been sup posed to be imaginary. It was selected by the Author doubtless from the place in which his treatise was completed - the Golden Grove in Carmarthen shire - the seat of the loyal and liberal Richard Vaughan, Earl of Carbery, who, upon the decline of the Royal cause, and the dispersion of the friends and adherents of Charles the First, afforded Taylor an asylum, and (as Bp. Heber tells us) whose bounty and hospitality, during several years, appear to have been his chief dependence and comfort.
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