The struggles for life and home in the North-west [microform] (1890)
France, George W · New York : I. Goldmann, printer · leaf 282
nd assist him to get released, and poorBen believed it. No man was more quiet or worked morefaithfully than he ; so when the two long, weary years werethus worked and suffered out, he suggested to the gentlemanthat he make the promised effort, and got this in return, Oh ! if I was in your place,… … Sick Prisoner. You goto work! for Jam the Doctor, the Governor, and the law too! (271) 272 A Pilgrimage in Hell. Ben is not released yet. He was a peaceable, hard-working,honest man all of his life, is a cripple, and in repelling a badassault shot his assailant and he died. He was told that ifhe…
France, George W · Frontier and pioneer life -- Northwest, Pacific · Freemasonry · West (U.S.) -- Biography · Northwest, Pacific -- Biography
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