The Life of Rev. W. W. Everts,
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L. Taylor, " We are far away from anything and anywhere. There is a debt of two thousand five hundred dollars." The local paper, in its account of the afi'air, says, " Last Sunday was the most important day Greeley has seen. The people began to gather at an early hour. It was a cheerful scene, and it was difficult to imagine that only eighteen months before the ground where this church stands was a part of the Great American Desert, from which not a human being nor habitation could be seen.
The... prospects of raising so large a sum seemed to those best informed of the condition of our people exceedingly gloomy.
We have not yet raised a full crop. New houses have been but recently built, and many are more or less in debt. Dr.
Everts stands erect and firm, and his whole appearance is dignified. In form and feature he resembles General Sher- IX THE SERVICE OF THE DENOMINATION AT LARGE. 79 man. Subscriptions were offered so liberally that everybody was encouraged. In the evening only five hundred dollars more were needed, and the Methodist and Presbyterian ministers contributed to place the first completed church in Greeley out of debt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
L. Taylor, " We are far away from anything and anywhere. There is a debt of two thousand five hundred dollars." The local paper, in its account of the afi'air, says, " Last Sunday was the most important day Greeley has seen. The people began to gather at an early hour. It was a cheerful scene, and it was difficult to imagine that only eighteen months before the ground where this church stands was a part of the Great American Desert, from which not a human being nor habitation could be seen.
The... prospects of raising so large a sum seemed to those best informed of the condition of our people exceedingly gloomy.
We have not yet raised a full crop. New houses have been but recently built, and many are more or less in debt. Dr.
Everts stands erect and firm, and his whole appearance is dignified. In form and feature he resembles General Sher- IX THE SERVICE OF THE DENOMINATION AT LARGE. 79 man. Subscriptions were offered so liberally that everybody was encouraged. In the evening only five hundred dollars more were needed, and the Methodist and Presbyterian ministers contributed to place the first completed church in Greeley out of debt.
What to read after The Life of Rev. W. W. Everts,?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W W William Wallace Everts to read onlineMoreLess
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