Conversation On the Choctaw Mission 1-2
Conversation On the Choctaw Mission 1-2
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About the same time, many of the misdon family were afflicted with sickness. The vaoatioii eom- Boeneed in August, and most of the scholars went home for a visit ; but those that reiiiaiQad 6 66 CHOCTAW MISSION.
at Elliot were, with scarcely an exception, taken with ague and fever, or a bilious fever. It was a great mercy that Dr. Pride so far recovered as to be able to prescribe for the sick.
Delia. How long did the sickness continae 1 ' Cornelia. A long time. Early in September, the mission s...uffered a severe shock, and an irre- parable loss in the sickness and death of Mr.
Fisk.
Jerome. Did he die of fever ?
• Cornelia. Yes, and his sufferings were m- tefM|e; but he was happy in his mind, and seeij^jd to rest in peace in the arma of that Saviour, whom he had long loved and served with uncommon affection and fidelity. He did not express a wish to live another moment, ex- cept' he could labor for the advancement of the kingdom of his Redeemer. He -urged hisbreth- ren to keep before' their minds the retributions of eternity, and to rhasten their preparations to meet the king of terrors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
About the same time, many of the misdon family were afflicted with sickness. The vaoatioii eom- Boeneed in August, and most of the scholars went home for a visit ; but those that reiiiaiQad 6 66 CHOCTAW MISSION.
at Elliot were, with scarcely an exception, taken with ague and fever, or a bilious fever. It was a great mercy that Dr. Pride so far recovered as to be able to prescribe for the sick.
Delia. How long did the sickness continae 1 ' Cornelia. A long time. Early in September, the mission s...uffered a severe shock, and an irre- parable loss in the sickness and death of Mr.
Fisk.
Jerome. Did he die of fever ?
• Cornelia. Yes, and his sufferings were m- tefM|e; but he was happy in his mind, and seeij^jd to rest in peace in the arma of that Saviour, whom he had long loved and served with uncommon affection and fidelity. He did not express a wish to live another moment, ex- cept' he could labor for the advancement of the kingdom of his Redeemer. He -urged hisbreth- ren to keep before' their minds the retributions of eternity, and to rhasten their preparations to meet the king of terrors.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah From Old Catalog Tuttle to read onlineMoreLess
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