Crossword-Solution: CASPER 6 letters, 46 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 10

The Schwenkfelders took their name from Casper Schwenkfeld, a Silesian nobleman contemporary with Luther, who had in the main embraced the Reformer’s doctrines, but formed some opinions of his own in regard to the Lord’s Supper, and one or two other points.

Some had a touch of Calvinism, and were fond of discussing free will and predestination; some were disciples of the sixteenth century Anabaptist mystic, Casper Schwenkfeld; some were vague evangelicals from Swabia; some were Lutheran Pietists from near at hand; and some, such as the "Five Churchmen," were descendants of the Brethren's Church, and wished to see her revived on German soil.

Her visitor received this announcement at first in silence, but at last said: “I’m glad he’s disappointed.” “Well then, as you have companions in misfortune, make the best of it.” “I don’t call him a companion,” said Casper grimly.

Catch the boy, Casper, and hold him.” As the man in the mail shirt stepped toward little Otto, the boy leaped up from where he sat and caught the Baron about the knees.

Dear Pauline, canst thou not tell my father where I am, that he may come here and take me away before I die?” “Mayhap I could do so,” said Pauline, after a little while, “for sometimes I go with Casper Max to see his mother, who nursed me when I was a baby.