Charter By Laws And House Rules Chartered March 12 1887 Organized March 21
Charter By Laws And House Rules Chartered March 12 1887 Organized March 21
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With the accomplished landlady in her chair, the conversation is such as a Christian and a gentleman may enjoy. In the course of . My strange pilgrimage I have been at public ta- bles in cities, towns and villages, from Quebec to New Orleans. It is pleasant to witness the order and propriety observed at many of them: but where, in their long line, is this behaviour connected with a habitual acknowledgment of the Triune God, the only Saviour.
Barbarism and irreligion are sometimes ex- hibited in... loathing the subject of religion, and a contemptuous treatment of its ministers; espe- cially when they are old and ugly, poor and ill dressed. I was not without misgivings on this score, when approaching a wealthy habi- tation on the Brasos, about six miles above Velasco, where it enters the Gulf. The gen- tleman of the house was not a Christian; nei- ther was the rich husband of a lady whom I found there on a visit to his wife. The ladies themselves did not profess religion ; but if they had been assured that the rugged stranger be- fore them was Elijah sent on a special message, they could hardly have behaved more reve- rentlv, listened to instruction more eagerly, or 7* 78 united in prayer and praise with more apparent interest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With the accomplished landlady in her chair, the conversation is such as a Christian and a gentleman may enjoy. In the course of . My strange pilgrimage I have been at public ta- bles in cities, towns and villages, from Quebec to New Orleans. It is pleasant to witness the order and propriety observed at many of them: but where, in their long line, is this behaviour connected with a habitual acknowledgment of the Triune God, the only Saviour.
Barbarism and irreligion are sometimes ex- hibited in... loathing the subject of religion, and a contemptuous treatment of its ministers; espe- cially when they are old and ugly, poor and ill dressed. I was not without misgivings on this score, when approaching a wealthy habi- tation on the Brasos, about six miles above Velasco, where it enters the Gulf. The gen- tleman of the house was not a Christian; nei- ther was the rich husband of a lady whom I found there on a visit to his wife. The ladies themselves did not profess religion ; but if they had been assured that the rugged stranger be- fore them was Elijah sent on a special message, they could hardly have behaved more reve- rentlv, listened to instruction more eagerly, or 7* 78 united in prayer and praise with more apparent interest.
What to read after Charter By Laws And House Rules Chartered March 12 1887 Organized March 21?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dallas Dallas Club to read onlineMoreLess
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