Collections of the Kansas State Historical Society volume 13
Collections of the Kansas State Historical Society volume 13
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W. H. A. Bissell, D. D. , rector of Trinity Church, Geneva, N. Y. , as Bishop elect of the Diocese of Vermont. This in all prob- ability, is the last convention which I shall attend in Kansas. " "And here is a fit opportunity to record my tribute to the sainted memory of one whom I knew only to love. During the session of the Convention I have been entertained under the hospitable roof of Mrs. Charlotte S. Preston, widow of the late Rev. Nathaniel O. Preston. Mr. Preston began and ended his lab...ors in Kansas at Manhattan, spending, however, three years in the interval at Topeka in charge of the parish and seminary there. He died quite suddenly on Ash Wednesday, Feb. 14th, 1866, aged, I think, about 56 years. Between him and me and his family and mine a deep, true, unceasing.
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Christian affection has existed from the day on which our acquaintance com- menced. In visiting the home of my departed lirother, probably for the last time, moving and tender memories of the last ten years come back vividly to my recollection, and prompt me to inscribe these lines as a memorial of one whose piety, virtues, purity of life, and estimable Christian character, I shall always do well to imitate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W. H. A. Bissell, D. D. , rector of Trinity Church, Geneva, N. Y. , as Bishop elect of the Diocese of Vermont. This in all prob- ability, is the last convention which I shall attend in Kansas. " "And here is a fit opportunity to record my tribute to the sainted memory of one whom I knew only to love. During the session of the Convention I have been entertained under the hospitable roof of Mrs. Charlotte S. Preston, widow of the late Rev. Nathaniel O. Preston. Mr. Preston began and ended his lab...ors in Kansas at Manhattan, spending, however, three years in the interval at Topeka in charge of the parish and seminary there. He died quite suddenly on Ash Wednesday, Feb. 14th, 1866, aged, I think, about 56 years. Between him and me and his family and mine a deep, true, unceasing.
342 Kansas State Historical Society.
Christian affection has existed from the day on which our acquaintance com- menced. In visiting the home of my departed lirother, probably for the last time, moving and tender memories of the last ten years come back vividly to my recollection, and prompt me to inscribe these lines as a memorial of one whose piety, virtues, purity of life, and estimable Christian character, I shall always do well to imitate.
What to read after Collections of the Kansas State Historical Society volume 13?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kansas State Historical Society to read onlineMoreLess
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