. Die Autobiografie von Parley Parker Pratt, einer der Zwölf Apostel der Kirche Jesu Christi der Heiligen der Letzten Tage, die sein Leben, Dienst und Reisen, mit Auszügen, in Prosa und Vers, von seinen sonstigen Schriften. Meilen von seinem Haus. Mein design wasto holen Sie sich einen Termin und zu predigen, die kamen, um am gleichen Abend in folgender Weise: Ich passthe steppedinto ein Hotel, Sie alle zum Abendessen waren, legte ich die Bookof Mormon an einem öffentlichen Tisch und setzte sich anewspaper zu lesen; bald die Boarder kam heraus, und eine durch auf das Buch onelooked und fragte, deren Es war; bald thelandlord Ca

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. The autobiography of Parley Parker Pratt, one of the Twelve Apostles of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, embracing his life, ministry and travels, with extracts, in prose and verse, from his miscellaneous writings. miles from his house. My design wasto get out an appointment and preach, which came to passthe same evening in the following manner: I steppedinto a hotel, they were all at dinner, I placed the Bookof Mormon on a public table and sat down to read anewspaper; soon the boarders came out, and one by onelooked at the Book, and inquired whose it was; soon thelandlord came out, who I learned was so very deaf that 84 AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF PARLEY P. PRATT. one coiUd only be heard by placing mouth to ear andshouting at the very top of the voice. He caught up theBook and inquired, ^ Whose is this f I arose, placed myarm round his neck, and my mouth close to his ear, andshouted. ^^T 18 Mine, and I have come to Preach!!This was so loud that it almost alarmed the town. HeAvelcomed me to entertainment free of charge, had theCourt House opened, the town notified, and evening foundme in the judges seat, a reporter in the clerks desk, and a crowded audience. I had good liberty and aUseemed much interested.. GIVIKG OUT AN APPOl^NTMENT. After a few days we resumed our journey, and in Mayarrived in Kirtland, where I again met my wife after anabsence of one year and seven months. CHAPTER XII. Mission in Ohio :—Start to Western Missouri:—Incidents by the Way :—Dis-course on Board a Steamer on the 4th of July :—Its Effect:—Arrival ontlie Frontiers :—Farming :—Extortion :—Mission in Missouri and Illinois :—Treatment by Infidels :—G-reat Success in Illinois :—Opposition from Bap-tist Ministers :—Outlines of Mr. Pecks Speech and my Reply :—Result:—Return Home :—A Yoice from the Dead. I SHALL not attempt to describe our feelings or ourjoy ; these things are known by exj)erience, not bylanguage. I found her health much impaired, and shehad l

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