A Tribute of Respect From the Literary Society of Washington to Its Late Presid
A Tribute of Respect From the Literary Society of Washington to Its Late Presid
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C. Adele Fassett, who was unable to be present.
The Secretary then read a letter from Mr. Horace B. Scudder, of Cambridge, Mass. , a college friend of General Garfield, expressing regret at his inability to be present ; also the following letter from Mrs. Garfield : Cleveland, ( >hio, Nov. Y, 1SS1.
Prof. E. M. Gallaudet, Vice-President of tht Literary Sot it ty : My Dear Friend: Yours of the ~\\\ inst. Is re- ceived, and I thank you for all your kind words of sympathy with us iu this great sorr...ow. All you say of my husband is especially precious to me. That he will preside again — in the memory of him which will fill all your hearts on the anniversary night — "the fiftieth" — is to me a dear thought. I wish I were able to contribute something to your paper in the way of reminiscence, but the blinding darkness of the night which has fallen upon my life seems to have turned me back upon chaos, and all memories seem to have been swallowed up in the one overwhelming thought, " I have loved and lost !" I know how interested General Garfield was in all 3i 3 7 our work, and I shall always remember 3 t ou all with tenderest love.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C. Adele Fassett, who was unable to be present.
The Secretary then read a letter from Mr. Horace B. Scudder, of Cambridge, Mass. , a college friend of General Garfield, expressing regret at his inability to be present ; also the following letter from Mrs. Garfield : Cleveland, ( >hio, Nov. Y, 1SS1.
Prof. E. M. Gallaudet, Vice-President of tht Literary Sot it ty : My Dear Friend: Yours of the ~\\\ inst. Is re- ceived, and I thank you for all your kind words of sympathy with us iu this great sorr...ow. All you say of my husband is especially precious to me. That he will preside again — in the memory of him which will fill all your hearts on the anniversary night — "the fiftieth" — is to me a dear thought. I wish I were able to contribute something to your paper in the way of reminiscence, but the blinding darkness of the night which has fallen upon my life seems to have turned me back upon chaos, and all memories seem to have been swallowed up in the one overwhelming thought, " I have loved and lost !" I know how interested General Garfield was in all 3i 3 7 our work, and I shall always remember 3 t ou all with tenderest love.
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