Rushford And Rushford People volume 1
Rushford And Rushford People volume 1
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He excelled in gardening. In politics he was a Whig; in religon he and his wife were Methodists. Dorothy, his wife, used to burn sulphur on coals to im- press her children with a fear of hell. When the circuit rider appeared, the children were always on their good be- havior. James Kendall and wife were among the converts to Mormonism; but when they reached Nauvoo, Illinois, they left the Mormons. Once when Mr. Kendall was felling a tree without a top, it struck his rounded shoulders and he exc...laimed, "The Lord have 'marcy' on my soul. " He was a restless man, traveling back and forth from the West many times, stopping by the wayside and building a fire for warmth and cooking. When the grandchildren saw a covered wagon heaving in sight, they would exclaim, "Grandpa's coming. " His good wife died when ninety-four years of age. ]\Iissing her strong support, the man of ninety-seven years decided to take unto himself another wife. The children objected, as children do, and they wrote to Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He excelled in gardening. In politics he was a Whig; in religon he and his wife were Methodists. Dorothy, his wife, used to burn sulphur on coals to im- press her children with a fear of hell. When the circuit rider appeared, the children were always on their good be- havior. James Kendall and wife were among the converts to Mormonism; but when they reached Nauvoo, Illinois, they left the Mormons. Once when Mr. Kendall was felling a tree without a top, it struck his rounded shoulders and he exc...laimed, "The Lord have 'marcy' on my soul. " He was a restless man, traveling back and forth from the West many times, stopping by the wayside and building a fire for warmth and cooking. When the grandchildren saw a covered wagon heaving in sight, they would exclaim, "Grandpa's coming. " His good wife died when ninety-four years of age. ]\Iissing her strong support, the man of ninety-seven years decided to take unto himself another wife. The children objected, as children do, and they wrote to Mrs.
What to read after Rushford And Rushford People volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Josephine White Gilbert to read onlineMoreLess
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