Memoirs of the Life And Writings of Thomas Chalmers .. V. 2
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BRISTOL. 341 slie is borne up by the assurance of my speedy retuni, and this consideration had its effect also on the dear children. Mr.
Morton came down to the road with me, and the coach for Bristol took me up a little before seven. We went to Wotton- under-Edge by the same road that we took, you may remem- ber, on our returning from it to Pudhill. The country is in all its glory. Young Mr. Ryland I found in the coach, and he and I were the only inside passengers. I inquired for Mr. Thomson, ...but he has left Wotton-under-Edge for two years. I left my compliments with his father, who is still liere. The coach stopped nearly half an hour, and I spent it with the interesting veteran Rowland Hill, who, it seems, spends his summer months here, and has a chapel of his own for preaching in. Mrs. Hill asked kindly for you. I took a second breakfast, and the old gentleman convoyed me to the coach. We got on to Bristol between eleven and twelve. Mr. Ryland has furnished me with a room, where I have the expectation of writing for two hours ere I sally out to my operations in this place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BRISTOL. 341 slie is borne up by the assurance of my speedy retuni, and this consideration had its effect also on the dear children. Mr.
Morton came down to the road with me, and the coach for Bristol took me up a little before seven. We went to Wotton- under-Edge by the same road that we took, you may remem- ber, on our returning from it to Pudhill. The country is in all its glory. Young Mr. Ryland I found in the coach, and he and I were the only inside passengers. I inquired for Mr. Thomson, ...but he has left Wotton-under-Edge for two years. I left my compliments with his father, who is still liere. The coach stopped nearly half an hour, and I spent it with the interesting veteran Rowland Hill, who, it seems, spends his summer months here, and has a chapel of his own for preaching in. Mrs. Hill asked kindly for you. I took a second breakfast, and the old gentleman convoyed me to the coach. We got on to Bristol between eleven and twelve. Mr. Ryland has furnished me with a room, where I have the expectation of writing for two hours ere I sally out to my operations in this place.
What to read after Memoirs of the Life And Writings of Thomas Chalmers .. V. 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Hanna to read onlineMoreLess
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