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Personal Recollections of Pardee Butler

INTRODUCTION
19/41

But the snakes and frogs grew thicker and thicker, as he neared the center.

At length the grass seemed almost alive with snakes, and his big ox-team became wild with fright, and ran away, and he could not get them back there again.
Of course, such a country was unhealthful, and father's family was much troubled with sickness.

His parents both died; my mother was nearly worn out with the ague; and he not only suffered from poor general health, but from a sore throat, and had to quit preaching.

He moved to Sullivan, but without any permanent benefit to his health.

He did not at that time attribute his sore throat entirely to the climate, but thought it a chronic derangement that would utterly unfit him for a preacher.


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