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Cape Cod. | Cape Cod. | ||
[[unclear]] | No. [[unclear]] | ||
Sept. 13 | Sept. 13, 1867. | ||
Dear S.S. | Dear S.S. Children - | ||
Do you remember the story I was telling you in my last about | Do you remember the story I was telling you in my last about Moses Crow? Now we found him upon the floor of a Pagan house - lying upon a little straw - unable to move hand or foot - & almost starved to death. | ||
Do you remember how we canvassed that Pagan neighborhood until dark Sat. night trying to find a shantie - for poor | Do you remember how we canvassed that Pagan neighborhood until dark Sat. night trying to find a shantie - for poor Moses - where we could take care of him? And at last, you know, Geo. Washington relented - and we moved him into a shed 9 ft. by 7 - attached to his house. | ||
It was Sabbath morning when we moved the poor man. We | It was Sabbath morning when we moved the poor man. We thot Jesus would have done the same - had he been here. | ||
I cannot soon forget the expression upon the face of our Pagan friend - as he watched us that morning - while we tried to make him com- | I cannot soon forget the expression upon the face of our Pagan friend - as he watched us that morning - while we tried to make him com- | ||
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Cape Cod. No. unclear Sept. 13, 1867. Dear S.S. Children - Do you remember the story I was telling you in my last about Moses Crow? Now we found him upon the floor of a Pagan house - lying upon a little straw - unable to move hand or foot - & almost starved to death. Do you remember how we canvassed that Pagan neighborhood until dark Sat. night trying to find a shantie - for poor Moses - where we could take care of him? And at last, you know, Geo. Washington relented - and we moved him into a shed 9 ft. by 7 - attached to his house. It was Sabbath morning when we moved the poor man. We thot Jesus would have done the same - had he been here. I cannot soon forget the expression upon the face of our Pagan friend - as he watched us that morning - while we tried to make him com-