Memoir of Nathaniel Macon of North Carolina
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Some three or four days previously, he was partially confined to the house enjoy ing, however, with his usual flow of spirits, the society and conversation of his numerous friends, who visited him daily, and watched, with anxious and distressful solicitude, every symptom that threatened to snatch from them their venerated friend and^ benefactor. In the morning of that day he rose early as usual dressed himself with habitual neatness conversed cheerfully with those around him, occasionally walki...ng in the room and lying on the bed. It was about 10 o clock when he felt the supreme hour had come. In full possession of his mind, he met the summons with a composure and placid resignation which none but the just can feel, and sunk to rest without pain or suffering.
Mr. Macon desired that no monumental stone or storied urn, or even an inelosure, should mark the spot where his remains were to lie. He chose it himself on a sterile ridge, and pointed it out to the friend whom he selected as his Executor, saying, "it is so barren no one will ever desire to cultivate it; and directed a heap of stones, in a lot hard by, picked up from before 20 the plough, to be placed over him, saying, "they were of no value, and nobody would ever want them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some three or four days previously, he was partially confined to the house enjoy ing, however, with his usual flow of spirits, the society and conversation of his numerous friends, who visited him daily, and watched, with anxious and distressful solicitude, every symptom that threatened to snatch from them their venerated friend and^ benefactor. In the morning of that day he rose early as usual dressed himself with habitual neatness conversed cheerfully with those around him, occasionally walki...ng in the room and lying on the bed. It was about 10 o clock when he felt the supreme hour had come. In full possession of his mind, he met the summons with a composure and placid resignation which none but the just can feel, and sunk to rest without pain or suffering.
Mr. Macon desired that no monumental stone or storied urn, or even an inelosure, should mark the spot where his remains were to lie. He chose it himself on a sterile ridge, and pointed it out to the friend whom he selected as his Executor, saying, "it is so barren no one will ever desire to cultivate it; and directed a heap of stones, in a lot hard by, picked up from before 20 the plough, to be placed over him, saying, "they were of no value, and nobody would ever want them.
What to read after Memoir of Nathaniel Macon of North Carolina?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Weldon Nathaniel Edwards to read onlineMoreLess
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