The History of Harwinton Connecticut
The History of Harwinton Connecticut
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Facts like this retained in memory, funds for meeting the cur- rent expenses of an 'Ecclesiastical Society, ' and for repairing or beautifying a Church building, would be readily furnished ; even at times when simply for duty's sake they might but reluctantly be given.
Mr. Williams officiated in this newer structure more than two- thirds as long a time as he had officiated in the older one. For the period of an entire generation, " he was happy in the aflfec- *Saucta [soint] -area.
77 tions and... confidence of" a large people prospering nndcr his min- istry. Tt was in his heart to die, as he had lived, with them ; but, " in 1817, being then "at the age of fifty-six, [and] worn down by the labors of a revival [of religion], he was attacked by a disease which confined hini seventy-seven days to his house, and for several weeks raged so violently that each successive day was expected to be his last, "*f — occasioning, as one result, so much continued impairment of his constitutional vigor, as " rendered it proper that [he] should seek a dismission or a col- league.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Facts like this retained in memory, funds for meeting the cur- rent expenses of an 'Ecclesiastical Society, ' and for repairing or beautifying a Church building, would be readily furnished ; even at times when simply for duty's sake they might but reluctantly be given.
Mr. Williams officiated in this newer structure more than two- thirds as long a time as he had officiated in the older one. For the period of an entire generation, " he was happy in the aflfec- *Saucta [soint] -area.
77 tions and... confidence of" a large people prospering nndcr his min- istry. Tt was in his heart to die, as he had lived, with them ; but, " in 1817, being then "at the age of fifty-six, [and] worn down by the labors of a revival [of religion], he was attacked by a disease which confined hini seventy-seven days to his house, and for several weeks raged so violently that each successive day was expected to be his last, "*f — occasioning, as one result, so much continued impairment of his constitutional vigor, as " rendered it proper that [he] should seek a dismission or a col- league.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R Manning Richard Manning Chipman to read onlineMoreLess
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