The Kings Messenger Or Lawrence Temples Probation a Story of Canadian Life
The Kings Messenger Or Lawrence Temples Probation a Story of Canadian Life
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" " Yaas, " said Dowler. "It don't seem to come hum to a feller like what it doos when ye speak it right outen your head, ye know. I see a college-larnt feller couldn't preach a sarmin no ways without his writin' afore 'im. Couldn't even say his prayers 'cept he read 'em outen a book. Guess he'd found it a hard sight preachin' at the camp-meeting at the Beech Woods, on the Otonabee Circuit. Old Elder Case wuz thar, his white hair a-streamin' in the wind while he exhorted the sinners powerful ha...nd to exhort, he wuz an' a half-a-dozen prayin' at wunst, an' as many more shoutin' l Halleluyer ! ' and l Hosanner ! ' an' p'r'aps a dozen fellers laughin', mockin', an' crackin' their whips among the trees. Takes a pretty peart preacher to keep his head in a meetin' like that.
" But Elder Case, he kep' 'em well in hand. He'd 64 THE KINO'S MESSENGER.
run a camp-ineetin' jes as easy as I'd drive a yoke o* breachy steers, an' I don't know but a great sight easier. I see him wunst when Jim Crowther and them fellers from Cavan, ' Cavan Blazers, ' they used to call 'em, an' pretty rough fellers they wuz, swore they'dbreak up the camp-meetin'.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Yaas, " said Dowler. "It don't seem to come hum to a feller like what it doos when ye speak it right outen your head, ye know. I see a college-larnt feller couldn't preach a sarmin no ways without his writin' afore 'im. Couldn't even say his prayers 'cept he read 'em outen a book. Guess he'd found it a hard sight preachin' at the camp-meeting at the Beech Woods, on the Otonabee Circuit. Old Elder Case wuz thar, his white hair a-streamin' in the wind while he exhorted the sinners powerful ha...nd to exhort, he wuz an' a half-a-dozen prayin' at wunst, an' as many more shoutin' l Halleluyer ! ' and l Hosanner ! ' an' p'r'aps a dozen fellers laughin', mockin', an' crackin' their whips among the trees. Takes a pretty peart preacher to keep his head in a meetin' like that.
" But Elder Case, he kep' 'em well in hand. He'd 64 THE KINO'S MESSENGER.
run a camp-ineetin' jes as easy as I'd drive a yoke o* breachy steers, an' I don't know but a great sight easier. I see him wunst when Jim Crowther and them fellers from Cavan, ' Cavan Blazers, ' they used to call 'em, an' pretty rough fellers they wuz, swore they'dbreak up the camp-meetin'.
What to read after The Kings Messenger Or Lawrence Temples Probation a Story of Canadian Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H William Henry Withrow to read onlineMoreLess
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