My People of the Plains
My People of the Plains
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I said by all means, and after we had knelt down and asked that he might be kept strong and brave and victorious, he signed a form which I wrote out and gave him, and also a duplicate which I kept myself and still possess. He promised to write me from time to time, and we exchanged several letters. The last tidings from him were reassuring, and, as he was called home later, let us hope he proved a comfort and stay to those dependent upon him.
This case is only one of many, as may be im- agined ...; for the Far West, with its Hf e of adventure, appeals to young men, among whom frequently are those who have enjoyed the best advantages of home and education. In some cases, success crowns their efforts; but more frequently they go down, unable to resist the terrible temptations that beset them.
On a former visit I had been preaching in a saloon. The proprietor had shown me no small kindness, and had sprinkled sawdust on the floor, and hung sheets from the ceiling, thus hiding the counter and the bottles behind it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I said by all means, and after we had knelt down and asked that he might be kept strong and brave and victorious, he signed a form which I wrote out and gave him, and also a duplicate which I kept myself and still possess. He promised to write me from time to time, and we exchanged several letters. The last tidings from him were reassuring, and, as he was called home later, let us hope he proved a comfort and stay to those dependent upon him.
This case is only one of many, as may be im- agined ...; for the Far West, with its Hf e of adventure, appeals to young men, among whom frequently are those who have enjoyed the best advantages of home and education. In some cases, success crowns their efforts; but more frequently they go down, unable to resist the terrible temptations that beset them.
On a former visit I had been preaching in a saloon. The proprietor had shown me no small kindness, and had sprinkled sawdust on the floor, and hung sheets from the ceiling, thus hiding the counter and the bottles behind it.
What to read after My People of the Plains?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Talbot, Ethelbert, 1848-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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