 | 1851 - 824 страница
...never heard an oath or the language of quarrel, or knew it provoke the least sign of ill feeling." " They could make sport and frolic of their trials,...than I am likely to hear in all the remainder of my daye." The author had hie full share of suffering. Attacked by the congestive fever, he was weeks almost... | |
 | Charles Mackay - 1851 - 458 страница
...with the common transactions of their every-day life, and only to give them liveliness and colour. If any passages of life bear better than others a...days. This, too, was at a time of serious affliction. Besides the ordinary suffering from insufficient food and shelter, distressing and mortal sickness,... | |
 | Henry Mayhew - 1852 - 362 страница
...adventures of travel and of the field. What old persons call discomforts and discouraging mishaps, arc the very elements to the young and sanguine, of what...days. This, too, was at a time of serious affliction. Besides the ordinary suffering from insufficient food and shelter, distressing and mortal sickness,... | |
 | Henry Howe - 1855 - 908 страница
...independent of ritual observance. "The Mormons took the young and hopeful side of discouraging mishaps. They could make sport and frolic of their trials, and often turn right sharp Buffering into right round laughter against themselves. I certainly beam more jests and Joe Millers... | |
 | Henry Mayhew, Charles Mackay - 1856 - 322 страница
...with the common transactions of their every-day life, and only to give them liveliness and colour. If any passages of life bear better than others a...days. This, too, was at a time of serious affliction. Besides the ordinary suffering from insufficient food and shelter, distressing and mortal sickness,... | |
 | Henry Howe - 1857 - 504 страница
...discouraging mishaps. They could make sport and frolic of their trials, and often turn right sharp Buffering into right round laughter against themselves. I certainly...shelter, distressing and mortal sickness, exacerbated, if not originated by these causes, was generally prevalent. In the camp nearest us on the west, which... | |
 | Henry Howe - 1858 - 766 страница
...independent of ritual observance. "The Mormons took the young and hopeful side of discouraging mishaps. They could make sport and frolic of their trials,...shelter, distressing and mortal sickness, exacerbated, if not originated by these causes, was generally prevalent. In the camp nearest us on the west, which... | |
 | a. carrington - 1876 - 852 страница
...of the field. What old persons call disci i in forts and discounting mishaps, are the very elemente to the young and sanguine of what they are willing...am likely to hear in all the remainder of my days. Thi», too, was at a time of serious ¡iffliction. Beside the ordinary sufferin!,' from insufficient... | |
 | S. M. Schmucker - 1881 - 470 страница
...the week their religion was independent of ritual observance. They had the sort of strong stomached faith that is still found embalmed in sheltered spots...often turn right sharp suffering into right round laughtei against themselves. I certainly heard more jests and Joe Millers while in this Papillon Camp... | |
 | Anthon Henrik Lund - 1911 - 242 страница
...discouraging mishaps, are the very elements to the young and sanguine, of what they are willing to call fun. The Mormons took the young and hopeful side....hear in all the remainder of my days. This, too, was a time of serious affliction. Besides the ordinary sufferings from insufficient food and shelter, distressing... | |
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The Mormons took the young and hopeful side. They could make sport and frolic of their trials, and often turn right sharp suffering into right round laughter against themselves. I certainly heard more jests and Joe Millers while in this Papillon camp... 
