The Circuit Rider : a Tale of the Heroic Age
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It came at the bottom of the list : " Pottawottomie Creek — W. T. Smith, Hezekiah Lumsden." The bishop had not dared to entrust a circuit to a man so sick as Kike was. He had, therefore, sent him as " second man " or " junior preacher " on a cir- cuit in the wilderness of Michigan.
The last appointment having been announced, a simple benediction closed the services, and the brethren who had foregone houses and homes and fathers and mothers and wives and children for the kingdom of heaven's sake... saddled their horses, called, one by one, at THE CONFERENCE AT HICKORY RIDGE. 195 Dr. Morgan's to say a brotherly " God bless you !" to the sick Kike, and rode away, each in his own direc- tion, and all with a self-immolation to the cause rarely seen since the Middle-Age.
They rode away, all but Kike, languishing yet with fever, and Morton, watching by his side.
CHAPTER XXI.
CONVALESCENCE.
AT last Kike is getting betfer, and Morton can be spared. There is no longer any reason why the rowdies on Jenkinsville Circuit should pine for the muscular young preacher whom they have vowed to " lick as soon as they lay eyes on to him." Dolly's legs are aching for a gallop.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It came at the bottom of the list : " Pottawottomie Creek — W. T. Smith, Hezekiah Lumsden." The bishop had not dared to entrust a circuit to a man so sick as Kike was. He had, therefore, sent him as " second man " or " junior preacher " on a cir- cuit in the wilderness of Michigan.
The last appointment having been announced, a simple benediction closed the services, and the brethren who had foregone houses and homes and fathers and mothers and wives and children for the kingdom of heaven's sake... saddled their horses, called, one by one, at THE CONFERENCE AT HICKORY RIDGE. 195 Dr. Morgan's to say a brotherly " God bless you !" to the sick Kike, and rode away, each in his own direc- tion, and all with a self-immolation to the cause rarely seen since the Middle-Age.
They rode away, all but Kike, languishing yet with fever, and Morton, watching by his side.
CHAPTER XXI.
CONVALESCENCE.
AT last Kike is getting betfer, and Morton can be spared. There is no longer any reason why the rowdies on Jenkinsville Circuit should pine for the muscular young preacher whom they have vowed to " lick as soon as they lay eyes on to him." Dolly's legs are aching for a gallop.
What to read after The Circuit Rider : a Tale of the Heroic Age?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eggleston, Edward, 1837-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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