Notes Taken in Sixty Years
Notes Taken in Sixty Years
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John Charles Fremont was then a Lieutenant in the Army, and Mr. Tyler, acting on Dr. Reed's suggestion, sent him out in 1842. Whatever the world has gained by Gen. Fremont's public services in exploration must be credited partly to Silas Reed and John Tyler, who made him an explorer, and partly to his excellent wife, who to her father's spunk and spirit, added the domestic virtues and intel lectual graces which adorn womanhood.
NOTES TAKEN IN SIXTY YEARS. 177 Mrs. Butler was also on board our b...oat from Pittsburgh. I do not remem ber where she was from or where she was going, but only that she was an interesting widow lady of about three decades, and that on Sunday evening she regretted very much that there was no clergyman on board, but thought that as I had a grave and rather clerical appearance I might read some pas sages of Scripture for general edification. Now, reading Scripture on Sun day evenings in the cabins of steamboats had never been a habit of mine, but in sheer good nature and to pass the time profitably I complied, only to find that my selections were not happily made.
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John Charles Fremont was then a Lieutenant in the Army, and Mr. Tyler, acting on Dr. Reed's suggestion, sent him out in 1842. Whatever the world has gained by Gen. Fremont's public services in exploration must be credited partly to Silas Reed and John Tyler, who made him an explorer, and partly to his excellent wife, who to her father's spunk and spirit, added the domestic virtues and intel lectual graces which adorn womanhood.
NOTES TAKEN IN SIXTY YEARS. 177 Mrs. Butler was also on board our b...oat from Pittsburgh. I do not remem ber where she was from or where she was going, but only that she was an interesting widow lady of about three decades, and that on Sunday evening she regretted very much that there was no clergyman on board, but thought that as I had a grave and rather clerical appearance I might read some pas sages of Scripture for general edification. Now, reading Scripture on Sun day evenings in the cabins of steamboats had never been a habit of mine, but in sheer good nature and to pass the time profitably I complied, only to find that my selections were not happily made.
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