A Sermon Preached At Chester, February 21, 1836, At the Funeral of Mrs. Maria W. Alvord, Wife of Rev. Alanson Alvord.
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But of the early part of her life, I am unable to speak minutely. Suffice it to say, that she was a native, of Livingston, New-Jersey ; was descended from a pious parentage, and the youngest of a numerous family. As I have learned, from those lips, now sealed in death, she spent much of her life, with relatives in the city of New-York, where she also receiv- ed her education. During her residence there, she be- came hopefully pious, and united with the church, then under the pastoral care of Re...v. Dr. Cox. About two years since, she became the bosom companion of your present beloved pastor, soon after which, they, together, came to reside with you.
Having naturally an amiable disposition, a warm, and affectionate heart, an intellect of high order cultivated and refined by education, all under the control of living, active piety, she was endeared to all who knew her.
And they who knew her best, being most competent to estimate her worth, loved her most. Far as her ac- quaintance reached, so far her loss is felt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But of the early part of her life, I am unable to speak minutely. Suffice it to say, that she was a native, of Livingston, New-Jersey ; was descended from a pious parentage, and the youngest of a numerous family. As I have learned, from those lips, now sealed in death, she spent much of her life, with relatives in the city of New-York, where she also receiv- ed her education. During her residence there, she be- came hopefully pious, and united with the church, then under the pastoral care of Re...v. Dr. Cox. About two years since, she became the bosom companion of your present beloved pastor, soon after which, they, together, came to reside with you.
Having naturally an amiable disposition, a warm, and affectionate heart, an intellect of high order cultivated and refined by education, all under the control of living, active piety, she was endeared to all who knew her.
And they who knew her best, being most competent to estimate her worth, loved her most. Far as her ac- quaintance reached, so far her loss is felt.
What to read after A Sermon Preached At Chester, February 21, 1836, At the Funeral of Mrs. Maria W. Alvord, Wife of Rev. Alanson Alvord.?
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