Memoir of Sir Benjamin Thompson Microform Count Rumford With Notices of His
Memoir of Sir Benjamin Thompson Microform Count Rumford With Notices of His
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Relating this attachment was the cause of the duel, as I afterwards learned.
" I was not, like Job under accumulated afflictions, all hu- mility and submission ; nor, like his wife, with profligate re- monstrances j but rather listened within myself to the precept of Solomon, that ' all is vanity and vexation of spirit. ' " Having given one parable, I shall give another. A gentle- man of my acquaintance, I will say, a friend, having had and lost two beloved wives, in the height of his grief at ...last declared he would go and live in the burying-ground with them. Being asked with which of them, he was embarrassed for an answer. " Miss Sarah adds that she cannot say over which of her four lost friends including Elenora she grieved the most, but proceeds to describe the sorrows of the day following, which was begun by leave-taking with the Countess. She was wrought almost to madness, and, seated alone on her sofa, her little dog Cora near to her, yielded to such passionate outcries as to lead her maid to summon her father into her room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Relating this attachment was the cause of the duel, as I afterwards learned.
" I was not, like Job under accumulated afflictions, all hu- mility and submission ; nor, like his wife, with profligate re- monstrances j but rather listened within myself to the precept of Solomon, that ' all is vanity and vexation of spirit. ' " Having given one parable, I shall give another. A gentle- man of my acquaintance, I will say, a friend, having had and lost two beloved wives, in the height of his grief at ...last declared he would go and live in the burying-ground with them. Being asked with which of them, he was embarrassed for an answer. " Miss Sarah adds that she cannot say over which of her four lost friends including Elenora she grieved the most, but proceeds to describe the sorrows of the day following, which was begun by leave-taking with the Countess. She was wrought almost to madness, and, seated alone on her sofa, her little dog Cora near to her, yielded to such passionate outcries as to lead her maid to summon her father into her room.
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