An account of the travels of Quaker ministers Jane Fearson and James Dickinson to Scotland, ~1692

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  The following account of some extraordinary circum
  =stances, which attended James Dickinson & Jane Sear
  =on, both of Cumberland, when on a religious visit
  to Scotland in the early part of their labours in the
  Gospel, related by themselves, when each about 80 years of age
  
  to Sarah Taylor when she was about 18 years old, the one
  assisting the other in recollecting the particulars as they rela=
  =ted them to her.  it was in the borders of that
  nation they were travelling with a person whom they
  had procured for a guide, to a Town they proposed to reach
  that Night, which being a very long stage, & the rain
  heavy; Jane growing exceedingly fatigued, wished
  much to have taken up short of the Town, if a suitable
  place offer'd, which their Guide assured them there was not;
  
 but being extremely wet & weary, & coming up with a