John Bachman, the Pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church, Charleston
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May God direct all your prescriptions and medi- cines. May He grant you all assistance, take away all fears, and return you to us as happy, bright and blooming, as when it was my delight to call you, " my beloved Rosy." Love to Victor and to my friend, Maria Martin.
Your affectionate father, J. J. A.
Judge Dunkin, (afterwards Chief Justice), wrote to Dr. Bachman from his plantation at Waccamaw, near Georgetown, S. C, "Pay us a visit, bring your daughter Jane with you and leave her with us ; she... needs a change of air and of scene." They accepted the invitation.
On his return to Charleston, he wrote to his daughter Jane, at Waccamaw.
Charleston, December 26th, .1840.
"I hoped, my child, to have wished you a "Happy Christmas" on the very day, but I did not come home between the two services, so have lost the mail.
A Primitive Stage Coach. 1 91 This is Saturday, and you know I shall be very busy. I begun this letter by candle-light, having been called up during the night to baptize a sick child, I therefore, wile away the early morn- ing hour in writing to you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
May God direct all your prescriptions and medi- cines. May He grant you all assistance, take away all fears, and return you to us as happy, bright and blooming, as when it was my delight to call you, " my beloved Rosy." Love to Victor and to my friend, Maria Martin.
Your affectionate father, J. J. A.
Judge Dunkin, (afterwards Chief Justice), wrote to Dr. Bachman from his plantation at Waccamaw, near Georgetown, S. C, "Pay us a visit, bring your daughter Jane with you and leave her with us ; she... needs a change of air and of scene." They accepted the invitation.
On his return to Charleston, he wrote to his daughter Jane, at Waccamaw.
Charleston, December 26th, .1840.
"I hoped, my child, to have wished you a "Happy Christmas" on the very day, but I did not come home between the two services, so have lost the mail.
A Primitive Stage Coach. 1 91 This is Saturday, and you know I shall be very busy. I begun this letter by candle-light, having been called up during the night to baptize a sick child, I therefore, wile away the early morn- ing hour in writing to you.
What to read after John Bachman, the Pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church, Charleston?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Audubon, John James, 1785-1851 to read onlineMoreLess
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