The Moravians in Georgia 1735 1740
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Holder and Schulius were much impressed with the advantages offered, especially as Mr. Garden promised all the as- sistance he could give, and they debated whether Schulius should not stay and begin at once, while Bohler returned to report to Oglethorpe. The lot was finall\- tried, and the direction received that they should carcfullv study the situation but wait until later to commence work. Therefore on the i st of November the two companions set out for Savannah, which they reached in eight ...days.
The following weeks were a sore trial for the mis- sionaries. 'With a promising field in sight, and eager to commence work in it. They were obliged to wait for Oglethorpe's permission, and Oglethorpe was very busv on the frontier establishing the outposts for \\hich his regiment had been brought over. When he did return t Savannah, it was only fur a few hours, and he was in no frame of mind for a long ar- gument of pros and cons. He told P. Ohler rather testily that they should not go to Charlestown with his consent: that if they were not willing to follow the plan for Purisburg he would have nothing more DISINTEGRATION.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Holder and Schulius were much impressed with the advantages offered, especially as Mr. Garden promised all the as- sistance he could give, and they debated whether Schulius should not stay and begin at once, while Bohler returned to report to Oglethorpe. The lot was finall\- tried, and the direction received that they should carcfullv study the situation but wait until later to commence work. Therefore on the i st of November the two companions set out for Savannah, which they reached in eight ...days.
The following weeks were a sore trial for the mis- sionaries. 'With a promising field in sight, and eager to commence work in it. They were obliged to wait for Oglethorpe's permission, and Oglethorpe was very busv on the frontier establishing the outposts for \\hich his regiment had been brought over. When he did return t Savannah, it was only fur a few hours, and he was in no frame of mind for a long ar- gument of pros and cons. He told P. Ohler rather testily that they should not go to Charlestown with his consent: that if they were not willing to follow the plan for Purisburg he would have nothing more DISINTEGRATION.
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