Reminiscences of Early Free Methodism
Reminiscences of Early Free Methodism
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Plues answered, "I don't care. " So the meeting for the following afternoon was announced to be at the house of John Plues.
A day or so before this the youngest son of Father Jones had died, and at the hour of the after- noon meeting at the house of Mr. Plues I was to attend the funeral services. As Henry Jones would be one of the mourners, I said to my wife, "You must lead the meeting at Mr. Plues' while I go to attend the funeral. " Plues had for some time been engaged in splitting rails, but... on the afternoon of the meeting decided he would not go out to split rails but stay and attend, for, as he afterwards told us, he thought if he went to the woods we would think he was afraid. Sister Hart led the meeting, exhorting the people to seek salvation. Meanwhile John Plues was sitting and staring at her with a bold, derisive look. At the close of the service Mr. Plues went out and took a seat by the fireplace in the kitchen.
Early Free Methodism 97 Sister Hart, that she might come in closer con- tact with the sneering scoffer, took occasion to go out at the kitchen door, and as she passed Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Plues answered, "I don't care. " So the meeting for the following afternoon was announced to be at the house of John Plues.
A day or so before this the youngest son of Father Jones had died, and at the hour of the after- noon meeting at the house of Mr. Plues I was to attend the funeral services. As Henry Jones would be one of the mourners, I said to my wife, "You must lead the meeting at Mr. Plues' while I go to attend the funeral. " Plues had for some time been engaged in splitting rails, but... on the afternoon of the meeting decided he would not go out to split rails but stay and attend, for, as he afterwards told us, he thought if he went to the woods we would think he was afraid. Sister Hart led the meeting, exhorting the people to seek salvation. Meanwhile John Plues was sitting and staring at her with a bold, derisive look. At the close of the service Mr. Plues went out and took a seat by the fireplace in the kitchen.
Early Free Methodism 97 Sister Hart, that she might come in closer con- tact with the sneering scoffer, took occasion to go out at the kitchen door, and as she passed Mr.
What to read after Reminiscences of Early Free Methodism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Payson Hart to read onlineMoreLess
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