Lyman Beecher
Lyman Beecher
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I really dare not go and see Aunt Esther and mother now ; they were in the depths of tribulation before at staying so long, and now ' In the lowest depth, another deep !
Father has been this morning in high spirits. He is all in his own element dipping into books consulting authorities for his oration going around here, there, and everywhere begging, borrowing, and spoiling the Egyptians de- lighted with past success, and confident of the future. " By October i8th they were at Philadelphia, but... not without further unforeseen friction and delay. The family baggage having been carried to the wrong wharf, they were obliged to pro- ceed without it, leaving one of the sons, George, to look it up. The trunks were recovered at Philadelphia, and then the journey was con- tinued, with stops at Dowington, Pa. , at Harris- burg, and at Wheeling, Va. , at which latter 52 LYMAN BEECHER place a steamboat was to have been taken to their destination. They had crossed the moun- tains to WheeHng in eight days, an average daily staging of forty-four miles ; and now the reported presence of cholera in Cincinnati in- duced another delay of eight days, during which Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I really dare not go and see Aunt Esther and mother now ; they were in the depths of tribulation before at staying so long, and now ' In the lowest depth, another deep !
Father has been this morning in high spirits. He is all in his own element dipping into books consulting authorities for his oration going around here, there, and everywhere begging, borrowing, and spoiling the Egyptians de- lighted with past success, and confident of the future. " By October i8th they were at Philadelphia, but... not without further unforeseen friction and delay. The family baggage having been carried to the wrong wharf, they were obliged to pro- ceed without it, leaving one of the sons, George, to look it up. The trunks were recovered at Philadelphia, and then the journey was con- tinued, with stops at Dowington, Pa. , at Harris- burg, and at Wheeling, Va. , at which latter 52 LYMAN BEECHER place a steamboat was to have been taken to their destination. They had crossed the moun- tains to WheeHng in eight days, an average daily staging of forty-four miles ; and now the reported presence of cholera in Cincinnati in- duced another delay of eight days, during which Dr.
What to read after Lyman Beecher?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hayward, Edward F. (Edward Farwell), 1851-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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