A Memorial of Lt Daniel Perkins Dewey of the Twenty Fifth Regiment Connecticut
A Memorial of Lt Daniel Perkins Dewey of the Twenty Fifth Regiment Connecticut
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I am going to try to get a nap on a neighboring lounge, so good night.
That " Good night" was for the last time ; and if it is saddening to reflect upon the cir- cumstances under which it was written, cir- cumstances which we think ought to have been seen and avoided, there is a consolation in 8 86 A MEMORIAL OF knowing, in the instance of this young patriot and Christian, that it was almost the last night of " weariness and painfulness" that ever he would be called to endure. The sands of his ...glass were rapidly running out ; the hour was coming to him on swift wings, " When in the mansions of the blest Death leaves to its eternal rest, The weary soul. " The battle to which he was looking forward " in the morning, " at the time of his writing to his mother on the llth of April, did not take place till the morning of the 14th. It was some days after the event that tidings came of a battle and a victory at Irish Bend, and while the hearts of a multitude amongst us were wa- vering most painfully between hope and fear, for the dear friends whom they knew must have been in the fatal strife, came the sad " List of casualties, " and amongst the first names of the fallen stood the name of " Lieutenant D.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am going to try to get a nap on a neighboring lounge, so good night.
That " Good night" was for the last time ; and if it is saddening to reflect upon the cir- cumstances under which it was written, cir- cumstances which we think ought to have been seen and avoided, there is a consolation in 8 86 A MEMORIAL OF knowing, in the instance of this young patriot and Christian, that it was almost the last night of " weariness and painfulness" that ever he would be called to endure. The sands of his ...glass were rapidly running out ; the hour was coming to him on swift wings, " When in the mansions of the blest Death leaves to its eternal rest, The weary soul. " The battle to which he was looking forward " in the morning, " at the time of his writing to his mother on the llth of April, did not take place till the morning of the 14th. It was some days after the event that tidings came of a battle and a victory at Irish Bend, and while the hearts of a multitude amongst us were wa- vering most painfully between hope and fear, for the dear friends whom they knew must have been in the fatal strife, came the sad " List of casualties, " and amongst the first names of the fallen stood the name of " Lieutenant D.
What to read after A Memorial of Lt Daniel Perkins Dewey of the Twenty Fifth Regiment Connecticut?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bloomfield Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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