Memoir of Rev C W Andrews Dd
Memoir of Rev C W Andrews Dd
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D. 107 " SHEPHERDSTOWX, November 15th, 1853. DEAR BROTHER: "I leave on Monday for Norfolk, via Cincinnati, Northern Ohio, etc. , and cannot go without a line to you, asking your prayers for the blessing of our cove- nant God upon my work, and also to ask you not to forget the January and February numbers of the Par- ish Visitor, which Mr. Sprigg will edit. Dr. Dyer writes that your chirography is the horror of all printers, every letter being made alike, with the exception of here and there a p...ole rising to show that somebody had passed that way.
" I am sorry to hear that your health is not very good at present. I think you have too much study ; and it has often occurred to me that a move would re- store you. Two sermons a week, or even one, with the pains which you bestow, is too much. I shall be glad to further your views for any measure that may pro- mote your health, if in my power. Ministers are scarce, and I fear not likely to be more plenty in our day.
" Shall be glad to have a line from you before I go, if you have anything to say.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
D. 107 " SHEPHERDSTOWX, November 15th, 1853. DEAR BROTHER: "I leave on Monday for Norfolk, via Cincinnati, Northern Ohio, etc. , and cannot go without a line to you, asking your prayers for the blessing of our cove- nant God upon my work, and also to ask you not to forget the January and February numbers of the Par- ish Visitor, which Mr. Sprigg will edit. Dr. Dyer writes that your chirography is the horror of all printers, every letter being made alike, with the exception of here and there a p...ole rising to show that somebody had passed that way.
" I am sorry to hear that your health is not very good at present. I think you have too much study ; and it has often occurred to me that a move would re- store you. Two sermons a week, or even one, with the pains which you bestow, is too much. I shall be glad to further your views for any measure that may pro- mote your health, if in my power. Ministers are scarce, and I fear not likely to be more plenty in our day.
" Shall be glad to have a line from you before I go, if you have anything to say.
What to read after Memoir of Rev C W Andrews Dd?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cornelius Walker to read onlineMoreLess
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