Barby

Those, who desire further knowledge of this amiable, and worthy denomination of Christians, will find it in _David Cranz's ancient and modern History of the Brethren, printed at Barby, 1771, and the two continuations of it, Barby_, 1791, and 1804.

The Life of Hugo Grotius With Brief Minutes of the Civil, Ecclesiastical, and Literary History of the Netherlands Charles Butler 1791

"Barby is very poor," said Mrs. Plumfield; "she has nothing but her own earnings to support herself and her old mother, and now, I suppose, her sister and her child; for Hetty is a poor thing – never did much, and now I suppose does nothing."

Queechy 1854

"Barby is a little quick," said Mrs. Plumfield, "but I think she is good-hearted, and she is thorough and faithful as the day is long.

Queechy 1854

"Barby," she asked hesitatingly, "what do people mean exactly, when they say they have other fish to fry?"

Georgina of the Rainbows 1897

"Barby," said Mrs. Plumfield, "this is little Fleda Ringgan – do you remember her?"

Queechy 1854

"Barby," said he, "you have got something cooking here that is very disagreeable in the other room."

Queechy 1854

"Barby," said Mrs. Plumfield, "this is little Fleda Ringgan -- do you remember her?"

Queechy Susan Warner 1852

"Barby," said Mrs. Plumfield, "this is little Fleda Ringgan — do you remember her?"

Queechy, Volume I Susan Warner 1852

"Barby," said he, "you have got something cooking here that is very disagreeable in the other room."

Queechy, Volume I Susan Warner 1852

"Barby," said he, "you have got something cooking here that is very disagreeable in the other room."

Queechy Susan Warner 1852