Memoir And Correspondence of Eliza P. Gurney
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Wil- liam and Josiah Forster, John Candler and William Holmes were chosen to be the bearers of the docu- ment. William Forster also had a minute for some religious service by the way. Soon after their ar- rival they spent a short time at West Hill for needed rest, proceeding thence to Washington and the Western and Southern States in the prosecution of their beneficent errand. While in Tennessee, William Forster was prostrated by illness, and after a few days of great suffering and weakness, to... use his brother's words, he " breathed out his soul unto ELIZA P. GURNEY.
239 God." His remains were laid in Friends' burying- ground at Friendsville (Tennessee). Interesting de- tails of the progress of the delegation in their mission and of the solemn close of W. Forster's devoted life will be found in the memoir edited by- Benjamin Seebohm.
While at St. Louis, W. Forster had written to E. P. Gurney, — Eleventh mo. 23d, 1853.
... I owe thee so much, my dear friend, for all thy hospitality and kindness and sisterly love so bountifully and liberally heaped upon me from one time to another.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wil- liam and Josiah Forster, John Candler and William Holmes were chosen to be the bearers of the docu- ment. William Forster also had a minute for some religious service by the way. Soon after their ar- rival they spent a short time at West Hill for needed rest, proceeding thence to Washington and the Western and Southern States in the prosecution of their beneficent errand. While in Tennessee, William Forster was prostrated by illness, and after a few days of great suffering and weakness, to... use his brother's words, he " breathed out his soul unto ELIZA P. GURNEY.
239 God." His remains were laid in Friends' burying- ground at Friendsville (Tennessee). Interesting de- tails of the progress of the delegation in their mission and of the solemn close of W. Forster's devoted life will be found in the memoir edited by- Benjamin Seebohm.
While at St. Louis, W. Forster had written to E. P. Gurney, — Eleventh mo. 23d, 1853.
... I owe thee so much, my dear friend, for all thy hospitality and kindness and sisterly love so bountifully and liberally heaped upon me from one time to another.
What to read after Memoir And Correspondence of Eliza P. Gurney?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gurney Eliza Paul to read onlineMoreLess
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