REPLY1850
Feltham's Works
By T. H. KERSLEY.
In addition to the works enumerated by E.N.W., Feltham wrote *A Discourse upon Ecclesiastes* ii. 11.; *A Discourse upon St. Luke* xiv. 20.; and *A Form of Prayer composed for the Family of the Right Honourable the Countess of Thomond*. These two lists, I believe, comprise the whole of his writings. The meaning of the passage in his *Remarks on the Low Countries*, appears to be this, that a person "courtly or gentle" would receive as little kindness from the inhabitants, and show as great a contrast to their boorishness, as the handsome and docile merlin (which is the smallest of the falcon triā¦
Topics: Ecclesiastical Writings, Biblical Discourses, Historical Customs, Ornithology
Locations: Low Countries