Missionary Work At Red Wing 1849 to 1852
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Hancock and our baby aboard, and to put them in care of an officer's family at the fort. They granted my request, and the three canoes were soon out of sight.
The young man and I pushed on until after sundown . Then we tied up our craft and slept in the woods, or rather we should have slept if the multitudes of mosquitoes had let us alone. We re-embarked the next morning early, and arrived at the fort before noon, where we found my wife and child, who had been well cared for since we parted.
Af...ter a short rest our company were again on board the skiff, and were passing down the Mississippi river. The water was high and the current swift, and the boat moved on without hard rowing, especially when we passed over Little falls and the Sauk rapids. Our little vessel went tossing up and down over the latter.
We met no further danger till we came to Saint Anthony falls, where we were fortunate enough to find a team of horses and a lumber wagon to convey us with our boat around the falls . Below them we launched again, and soon arrived at the village named St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hancock and our baby aboard, and to put them in care of an officer's family at the fort. They granted my request, and the three canoes were soon out of sight.
The young man and I pushed on until after sundown . Then we tied up our craft and slept in the woods, or rather we should have slept if the multitudes of mosquitoes had let us alone. We re-embarked the next morning early, and arrived at the fort before noon, where we found my wife and child, who had been well cared for since we parted.
Af...ter a short rest our company were again on board the skiff, and were passing down the Mississippi river. The water was high and the current swift, and the boat moved on without hard rowing, especially when we passed over Little falls and the Sauk rapids. Our little vessel went tossing up and down over the latter.
We met no further danger till we came to Saint Anthony falls, where we were fortunate enough to find a team of horses and a lumber wagon to convey us with our boat around the falls . Below them we launched again, and soon arrived at the village named St.
What to read after Missionary Work At Red Wing 1849 to 1852?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Woods Hancock to read onlineMoreLess
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