Crossword-Solution: WOOLMAN 7 letters, 2 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 12

His mother was a half-breed Creek, with all the propensities of the redskins to fire-water and 'itching palms.' Blood will out." "Here he is," maliciously whispered the woolman.

John Woolman writes in his diary:— “In these journeys I have been where much cloth hath been dyed; and have at sundry times walked over ground where much of their dyestuffs has drained away.

The diaries and letters of colonial native Jerseymen, the pamphlets of the time, and John Woolman's "Journal," all show a good average of education and an excellent use of the English language.

Another white-souled itinerant of that day was John Woolman of New Jersey, whose Journal, praised by Charles Lamb and Channing and edited by Whittier, is finding more readers in the twentieth century than it won in the nineteenth.

Then commenced the apotheosis of Andrew Bell: and because it happened that his opponent, Lancaster, between ourselves, really _had_ stolen his ideas from Bell, what between the sad wickedness of Lancaster and the celestial transfiguration of Bell, gradually Coleridge heated himself to such an extent, that people, when referring to that subject, asked each other, 'Have you heard Coleridge lecture on _Bel and the Dragon_?' The next man glorified by Coleridge was John Woolman, the Quaker.