Autobiography Correspondence Etc of Lyman Beecher D D volume 02
Autobiography Correspondence Etc of Lyman Beecher D D volume 02
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Beecher s Walnut Hills life, the care of the family was shared between Mrs. Beecher and Aunt Esther, though, as the health of the former declined, the burden of responsibility fell more and more upon the latter. The family was large, comprising, including serv ants, thirteen in all, besides occasional visitors.
The house was full. There was a constant high-tide of life and animation. The old carryall was perpetually vi brating between home and the city, and the excitement of going and coming re...ndered any thing like stagnation an impossibility. And if we take into account the constant oc currence of matters for consultation respecting the seminary and the students, or respecting the Church and congrega tion in the city, or respecting Presbytery, Synod, and Gen eral Assembly, as well as the numberless details of shopping, WALXUT HILLS. 309 marketing, and mending which must be done in the city, it will be seen that at no period of his life was Dr. Beecher s mind more constantly on the stretch, exerted to the utmost tension of every fibre, and never, to use an expressive figure of Professor Stowe, did he wheel a greater number of heav ily-laden wheel-barrows all at one and the same time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beecher s Walnut Hills life, the care of the family was shared between Mrs. Beecher and Aunt Esther, though, as the health of the former declined, the burden of responsibility fell more and more upon the latter. The family was large, comprising, including serv ants, thirteen in all, besides occasional visitors.
The house was full. There was a constant high-tide of life and animation. The old carryall was perpetually vi brating between home and the city, and the excitement of going and coming re...ndered any thing like stagnation an impossibility. And if we take into account the constant oc currence of matters for consultation respecting the seminary and the students, or respecting the Church and congrega tion in the city, or respecting Presbytery, Synod, and Gen eral Assembly, as well as the numberless details of shopping, WALXUT HILLS. 309 marketing, and mending which must be done in the city, it will be seen that at no period of his life was Dr. Beecher s mind more constantly on the stretch, exerted to the utmost tension of every fibre, and never, to use an expressive figure of Professor Stowe, did he wheel a greater number of heav ily-laden wheel-barrows all at one and the same time.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lyman Beecher to read onlineMoreLess
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