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I had myself become deeply interested in Mrs. W., yet a young lady, embracing in her character an amiableness which traced itself in every smile on her countenance, snd en- deared her to her friends.
The services commenced at half-past four o'clock. The large room at the mission house was filled. A large number of the officers of both ships, manifested their sym- pathy by their attendance ; and Commodore Read had ex- pressed his desire that all the officers of the squadron should attend, whom t...he duties of the ships would allow.
He himself was confined to his room, by a severe cold.
Captain Wyman of the Adams, with most of his officers, was present; Mr. Church the Resident, the American Consul and his lady, and Mrs. White, the lady of the En* fflish chaplain, and all the missionaries, together with a larffe concourse of the citizens.
The services were conducted by the Rev. Mr. Orr. I would it were in my power here to transcribe the appro- Eiate address he made. He did not come, he said, to of- r consolation to the bereaved companion — it would re* quire more than human power to do that And yet he owed the reciprocation of this act of kindness to his be- reaved brother, who, on an occasion not a long time since* had done a like office of kindness for him.* * At the funeral of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had myself become deeply interested in Mrs. W., yet a young lady, embracing in her character an amiableness which traced itself in every smile on her countenance, snd en- deared her to her friends.
The services commenced at half-past four o'clock. The large room at the mission house was filled. A large number of the officers of both ships, manifested their sym- pathy by their attendance ; and Commodore Read had ex- pressed his desire that all the officers of the squadron should attend, whom t...he duties of the ships would allow.
He himself was confined to his room, by a severe cold.
Captain Wyman of the Adams, with most of his officers, was present; Mr. Church the Resident, the American Consul and his lady, and Mrs. White, the lady of the En* fflish chaplain, and all the missionaries, together with a larffe concourse of the citizens.
The services were conducted by the Rev. Mr. Orr. I would it were in my power here to transcribe the appro- Eiate address he made. He did not come, he said, to of- r consolation to the bereaved companion — it would re* quire more than human power to do that And yet he owed the reciprocation of this act of kindness to his be- reaved brother, who, on an occasion not a long time since* had done a like office of kindness for him.* * At the funeral of Mr.
What to read after A Voyage Round the World: And Visits to Various Foreign Countries in the ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fitch W Fitch Waterman Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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