A Memorial of Mrs. Margaret Breckinridge
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Whoe'er, like me, with trembling anguish brings His clearest earthly treasure to these springs ; Whoe'er, like me, to soothe disti-ess and paiu, Shall court these salutary springs in vain: Condemn'd, like me, to hear the faint i*eply, To mark the fading cheek, the sinking eye— From the chill brow to wipe the damps of death.
And watch in dumb despair the short'ning breath :— If chance should bring him to this humble line, Let the sad mourner know his pangs were mine.
Ordain'd to l
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whoe'er, like me, with trembling anguish brings His clearest earthly treasure to these springs ; Whoe'er, like me, to soothe disti-ess and paiu, Shall court these salutary springs in vain: Condemn'd, like me, to hear the faint i*eply, To mark the fading cheek, the sinking eye— From the chill brow to wipe the damps of death.
And watch in dumb despair the short'ning breath :— If chance should bring him to this humble line, Let the sad mourner know his pangs were mine.
Ordain'd to l
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