The Heart of Asburys Journal
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Apr. 4. Preached at P^inney's old place, where I sup- pose there might be some that had hardl}- heard preach- ing' since I was here last year ; thence I rode through 222 ASBURY'S JOURNAL [1784 Powhatan, Cumberland, and Buckingham Counties, where there is poor encouragement for reHgion.
Apr. 5. We crossed James River in a canoe ; our horses by wading and' swimming got over. I found some people of feeling at T. Key's, to whom I preached on John 3. 19; thence we rode the river seventeen miles alon...g a very rude, uneasy path, to preach to fifteen people.
Apr. II. Preached at G 's church to perhaps five hundred people. From the church we rode on to Dr. Hopkins's. I could not see ; feeling the hills and dales, we pushed on about thirty miles. We got in, cold and fatigued, about eleven o'clock. A drunken man we fell in with conducted us four or five miles. The labor of the day has been performed with little refreshment for either man or horse. Since yesterday week at noon I have ridden one hundred and fifty-four miles in this rough country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Apr. 4. Preached at P^inney's old place, where I sup- pose there might be some that had hardl}- heard preach- ing' since I was here last year ; thence I rode through 222 ASBURY'S JOURNAL [1784 Powhatan, Cumberland, and Buckingham Counties, where there is poor encouragement for reHgion.
Apr. 5. We crossed James River in a canoe ; our horses by wading and' swimming got over. I found some people of feeling at T. Key's, to whom I preached on John 3. 19; thence we rode the river seventeen miles alon...g a very rude, uneasy path, to preach to fifteen people.
Apr. II. Preached at G 's church to perhaps five hundred people. From the church we rode on to Dr. Hopkins's. I could not see ; feeling the hills and dales, we pushed on about thirty miles. We got in, cold and fatigued, about eleven o'clock. A drunken man we fell in with conducted us four or five miles. The labor of the day has been performed with little refreshment for either man or horse. Since yesterday week at noon I have ridden one hundred and fifty-four miles in this rough country.
What to read after The Heart of Asburys Journal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Asbury, Francis, 1745-1816 to read onlineMoreLess
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