Thirty Years in the Itinerancy
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The class at this place had been formed during the early part of 1844, by Rev H. S. Bronson, when he was pastor of Lake Winnebago Mission, andconsisted of Russell Wilkinson, Leader, and Alma, his wife, RobertWilkinson, and Almira, his wife, Eliza Botsford and Sarah Bull.
To reach the settlement, it was necessary to follow the military roadtowards Fond du Lac for some distance, and then cross the marsh. Attimes, the stream in the middle was swollen, and the traveler wascompelled to leave his hor...se and cross on foot. This was especially truewhen the ice was not sufficiently strong to bear up the horse, and suchwas the condition in which I found it on this occasion. So, leaving myhorse, I hastened to cross the marsh, but when I had reached the middleof the stream, the treacherous ice gave way, and I plunged into thewater up to my armpits. I clambered out, but as the day was intenselycold, I was soon a walking pillar of ice. I was now on the school houseside of the stream, and there seemed to be no alternative but to go on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The class at this place had been formed during the early part of 1844, by Rev H. S. Bronson, when he was pastor of Lake Winnebago Mission, andconsisted of Russell Wilkinson, Leader, and Alma, his wife, RobertWilkinson, and Almira, his wife, Eliza Botsford and Sarah Bull.
To reach the settlement, it was necessary to follow the military roadtowards Fond du Lac for some distance, and then cross the marsh. Attimes, the stream in the middle was swollen, and the traveler wascompelled to leave his hor...se and cross on foot. This was especially truewhen the ice was not sufficiently strong to bear up the horse, and suchwas the condition in which I found it on this occasion. So, leaving myhorse, I hastened to cross the marsh, but when I had reached the middleof the stream, the treacherous ice gave way, and I plunged into thewater up to my armpits. I clambered out, but as the day was intenselycold, I was soon a walking pillar of ice. I was now on the school houseside of the stream, and there seemed to be no alternative but to go on.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller Wesson Gage to read onlineMoreLess
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