 | Abraham Norwood - 1849 - 336 Seiten
...of my own conscience, by declaring the truths of the gospel with great plainness of speech. ****** " I am now about to leave you, to take up my abode in a land of strangers ; and He only, who knows all things, knows if ever again I shall stand in this... | |
 | James Pierson Beckwourth - 1892 - 478 Seiten
...all danger, and the friendly and brotherly feeling which you have ever, one and all, evinced towards me. For these faithful and devoted services I wish...afford you. " I now wash my hands of the toils of the Eocky Mountains. Farewell, mountaineers and friends ! May God bless you all ! " We were all sorry to... | |
 | Charles G. Coutant - 1899 - 804 Seiten
...anything. For this, my friends, I feel myself under great obligations to you. Many of you have served me personally, and I shall always be proud to testify...to take up my abode in St. Louis. Whenever any of yon return thither, your first duty must be to call at my house, to talk over the scenes of peril we... | |
 | John G. Neihardt - 1920 - 366 Seiten
...evinced toward me. For these faithful and devoted services I wish you to accept my thanks; the gratitude I express to you springs from my heart, and will ever...and partake of the best cheer my table can afford. I now wash my hands of the toils of the Rocky Mountains. Farewell, mountaineers and friends! May God... | |
 | Wright Morris - 1975 - 1668 Seiten
...the management of what I have accumulated, I shall never want for any thing. For this, my friends, I feel myself under great obligations to you. Many...you. " I now wash my hands of the toils of the Rocky M contains. Farewell, mountaineers and friends! May God bless you all ! " We were all sorry to part... | |
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Many of you have served with me personally, and I shall always be proud to testify to the fidelity with which you have stood by me through all danger, and the friendly and brotherly feeling which you have ever, one and all, evinced toward me. For these... 