 ... kind. The farmer's family, who lived below, boarded him and his servant. Soon after my arrival, I was seized with an attack of illness, and he immediately gave me up his room, and made shift for himself in some other part of the house ; how, I know...  Life of Bishop Stewart of Quebec - Page 72by John Nicholas Norton - 1859 - 137 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Ernest Hawkins - Québec (Province) - 1849 - 362 pages
...which were his little open bed, his backs, and his writingtable—everything of the plainest possible kind. The farmer's family, who lived below, boarded...and made shift for himself in some other part of the house—how, I know not. And here, buried in the woods, and looking out upon the dreary landscape of... | |
 | Missionaries - 186? - 282 pages
...which were his little open bed, his books, and his writing-table ; everything of the plainest possible kind. The farmer's family, who lived below, boarded...him and his servant. Soon after my arrival, I was DESCRIBED BY BISHOP MOUNTAIN. 185 seized with an attack of illness, and he immediately gave me up his... | |
 | Charles Frederick Pascoe - Missionaries - 1901 - 1496 pages
...which were his little open bed, his books and his writing table — everything of the plainest possible kind. The farmer's family, who lived below, boarded him and his servant. Soon lifter my arrival I was seized with an attack of illness and he immediately gave me up his room and... | |
 | John Henry Hobart - 1912 - 644 pages
...which were his little open bed, his books and his writing table — everythingof the plainest possible kind. The farmer's family, who lived below, boarded...servant. Soon after my arrival I was seized with an illness, and he immediately gave me up his room and made shift for himself in some other part of the... | |
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