A Noble Woman's Life : a Memorial Sermon to the Late Madame Audubon
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The death of her husband was at length followed by the death of both of her sons, who had been the co-labor- ers and traveling companions of their father; the fortune which had re- warded their mutual efforts w^as re- duced by unfortunate investments, and many trials and burdens pressed upon her declining years ; but she met her trials without shrinking and bore her burdens patiently. Cheered by the society of the intelligent and the good, with undiminished fond- ness for intellectual pursuits,... and still 15 surrounded by descendants who hon- ored and loved her, she occupied her time in preparing a biography of her husband, which is at once a noble tribute to his memory and a monu- ment of her own hterary abihty and industry. It is a fascinating volume, published in fitting style by Putnam, and is in every way worthy of its great subject.
Five years have elapsed since Mad- ame Audubon left us, in company with a devoted granddaughter, for the old Kentucky home. She went to the house of a younger brother in Louisville, but she was soon called to follow him to the grave ; two others of her family died not long after his death, and she, the oldest of four, outlived them all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The death of her husband was at length followed by the death of both of her sons, who had been the co-labor- ers and traveling companions of their father; the fortune which had re- warded their mutual efforts w^as re- duced by unfortunate investments, and many trials and burdens pressed upon her declining years ; but she met her trials without shrinking and bore her burdens patiently. Cheered by the society of the intelligent and the good, with undiminished fond- ness for intellectual pursuits,... and still 15 surrounded by descendants who hon- ored and loved her, she occupied her time in preparing a biography of her husband, which is at once a noble tribute to his memory and a monu- ment of her own hterary abihty and industry. It is a fascinating volume, published in fitting style by Putnam, and is in every way worthy of its great subject.
Five years have elapsed since Mad- ame Audubon left us, in company with a devoted granddaughter, for the old Kentucky home. She went to the house of a younger brother in Louisville, but she was soon called to follow him to the grave ; two others of her family died not long after his death, and she, the oldest of four, outlived them all.
What to read after A Noble Woman's Life : a Memorial Sermon to the Late Madame Audubon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stoddard, Charles, 1802-1872 to read onlineMoreLess
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