A Wise Man is Strong a Sermon On the Death of Daniel Webster Delivered in Tr
A Wise Man is Strong a Sermon On the Death of Daniel Webster Delivered in Tr
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As one who has had the privilege to hold towards him, for more than five years past, the relation of Pastor, who has been recognised by him in that relation, and called by that endearing name, and admitted to the privileges which it involves, I feel constrained to say, and I say it with emphasis and without qualification, that / have never known any thing to disprove, and I have known many things to 22 confirm these friendly representations and this feel- ing of reverence and regard. Whatever m...ay have been his infirmities, they were not such, in my judg- }nent and behef, as ever to have corrupted his moral principles, debased his character and taste, and destroyed the life of his religion. I believe that Mr. Webster was a converted and religious man ; and it was this element of his character that lent a peculiar strength and beauty to his writings, his affections, his public and his private life.
In a few more words upon this point 1 will dis- miss a subject upon wiiich it is painful for me to speak, but upon which I also feel it would be wrong in me, considering the relations which I have sustained to him, and the kindnesses I have received from him, to be altogether silent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As one who has had the privilege to hold towards him, for more than five years past, the relation of Pastor, who has been recognised by him in that relation, and called by that endearing name, and admitted to the privileges which it involves, I feel constrained to say, and I say it with emphasis and without qualification, that / have never known any thing to disprove, and I have known many things to 22 confirm these friendly representations and this feel- ing of reverence and regard. Whatever m...ay have been his infirmities, they were not such, in my judg- }nent and behef, as ever to have corrupted his moral principles, debased his character and taste, and destroyed the life of his religion. I believe that Mr. Webster was a converted and religious man ; and it was this element of his character that lent a peculiar strength and beauty to his writings, his affections, his public and his private life.
In a few more words upon this point 1 will dis- miss a subject upon wiiich it is painful for me to speak, but upon which I also feel it would be wrong in me, considering the relations which I have sustained to him, and the kindnesses I have received from him, to be altogether silent.
What to read after A Wise Man is Strong a Sermon On the Death of Daniel Webster Delivered in Tr?
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