My Trip to California in 49
My Trip to California in 49
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Her death was a severe affliction to this con- gregation. She was greatly useful in the church, nor was any more beloved. This was attested by the long proces- sion that followed her remains to their last resting place the longest funeral procession in the history of Louisiana. All mourned her as a friend. Bro. E. D. Pearson, who con- ducted the services, said: "As an ac- tive, earnest faithful worker in the cause of religian, we shall not, per- haps, see her like again, in this gen- eration. "... A beautiful pen picture of the life and character of our subject is given by Hon. John J. O'Conner in the pre- vious chapter. The writer would call attention to two or three traits of character that deserve special men- tion. These shone out in the days of his greatest usefulness and activi- ty in this city. He proved himself to be a many sided man, capable of filling many positions at the same time. As a public-spirited man a leader in this respect, he led out in almost every enterprise that helped to de- velop and adorn Pike county.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her death was a severe affliction to this con- gregation. She was greatly useful in the church, nor was any more beloved. This was attested by the long proces- sion that followed her remains to their last resting place the longest funeral procession in the history of Louisiana. All mourned her as a friend. Bro. E. D. Pearson, who con- ducted the services, said: "As an ac- tive, earnest faithful worker in the cause of religian, we shall not, per- haps, see her like again, in this gen- eration. "... A beautiful pen picture of the life and character of our subject is given by Hon. John J. O'Conner in the pre- vious chapter. The writer would call attention to two or three traits of character that deserve special men- tion. These shone out in the days of his greatest usefulness and activi- ty in this city. He proved himself to be a many sided man, capable of filling many positions at the same time. As a public-spirited man a leader in this respect, he led out in almost every enterprise that helped to de- velop and adorn Pike county.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Eula Carstarphen to read onlineMoreLess
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