James Stokes Dickerson Memories of His Life
James Stokes Dickerson Memories of His Life
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DICKERSON.
and tell them of the brilliant prospects ahead. We think of having a balcony built out over the front door, so that I can receive delegations, serenades, etc. Tell our relatives our plans. Good-bye, you dear cliild. Do not forget us, and do not forget the blessed Hand that leads and guides and blesses us — or we go unblest. Give love to Uncle Sam, Aunty Grace, and all the little folks, from us all. I dare say you will have lots of fun with Carrie, for she is a darling little toad.
Af...fectionately, your dear father, James S. Dickerson.
A few weeks later to the same : I am a good deal better of my rheumatism, but have a terribly painful boil, brought out by using so many compresses, etc. , on my back. I preached Sabbath morning and led a large and good prayer-meeting in the evening. Some arose for prayers, and several are awaiting baptism.
TO HIS WIFE.
New York, April 10, 1873. I have just read your last dear letter, and will take the present time to answer it, though it may render the note a brief one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
DICKERSON.
and tell them of the brilliant prospects ahead. We think of having a balcony built out over the front door, so that I can receive delegations, serenades, etc. Tell our relatives our plans. Good-bye, you dear cliild. Do not forget us, and do not forget the blessed Hand that leads and guides and blesses us — or we go unblest. Give love to Uncle Sam, Aunty Grace, and all the little folks, from us all. I dare say you will have lots of fun with Carrie, for she is a darling little toad.
Af...fectionately, your dear father, James S. Dickerson.
A few weeks later to the same : I am a good deal better of my rheumatism, but have a terribly painful boil, brought out by using so many compresses, etc. , on my back. I preached Sabbath morning and led a large and good prayer-meeting in the evening. Some arose for prayers, and several are awaiting baptism.
TO HIS WIFE.
New York, April 10, 1873. I have just read your last dear letter, and will take the present time to answer it, though it may render the note a brief one.
What to read after James Stokes Dickerson Memories of His Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emma Richardson Dickerson to read onlineMoreLess
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