A Letter to Mr Stevensons Friends
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Close by the root of its institution and ob servance. That this household should in some way mark the d iy, and take note of its passing, seems to me but simply appropri ate ; for when I look around me on my fam ily gathered here strikingly enough, as by chance does not often happen, that there is not one absent, not one empty place I see with a single exception, in addition to my self, a family of Americans.
I hold an affection to your Thanksgiving Day. I have eaten perhaps many Thanks giving ...Dinners, yet I am led on this oecassion into communion with the spirit of the day and to feel and to be impressed with a sense of how much I too have reason to be, as I reverentially am, thankful for. There on my right sits she, who has but lately from our own loved native land, again come back to me she to whom with no lessening of affection to those others to whom I cling, I love better than all the world besides my mother. From the opposite end of the table, my wife who has been all in all to me, when the days were very dark, looks to-night into my eyes while we have both grown a bit older with undiminished and undimin- ishing affection.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Close by the root of its institution and ob servance. That this household should in some way mark the d iy, and take note of its passing, seems to me but simply appropri ate ; for when I look around me on my fam ily gathered here strikingly enough, as by chance does not often happen, that there is not one absent, not one empty place I see with a single exception, in addition to my self, a family of Americans.
I hold an affection to your Thanksgiving Day. I have eaten perhaps many Thanks giving ...Dinners, yet I am led on this oecassion into communion with the spirit of the day and to feel and to be impressed with a sense of how much I too have reason to be, as I reverentially am, thankful for. There on my right sits she, who has but lately from our own loved native land, again come back to me she to whom with no lessening of affection to those others to whom I cling, I love better than all the world besides my mother. From the opposite end of the table, my wife who has been all in all to me, when the days were very dark, looks to-night into my eyes while we have both grown a bit older with undiminished and undimin- ishing affection.
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