Abraham Lincoln And Mary Owen Three Letters Lincoln to Mrs Oh Browning I
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Browning and I were out of the city, but returned to Washington on the evening of the same day of his death. The President and Mrs. Lincoln sent their carriage for us immediately upon learning that we were in the city, and we went to the White House, and remained with them about a week. His son Tad was also very ill at the time, and I watched with him several consecutive nights. The President was in the room with me a portion of each night.
He was in very deep distress at the loss of Willie, an...d agitated with apprehensions of a fatal termination of Tad's illness ; but what his religious views and feelings were I do not know. I heard no expression of them. My impression is that, during the time I remained at the White House on this occasion, he had several interviews with the Rev. Dr. Gurley but what occurred between them never came to my knowledge. Dr. Gurley is now dead, and I am unable to say whether he left any record of his conferences with the President.
I know that Mr. Lincoln was a firm believer in a superin- tending and overruling Providence, and in super-natural agencies and events.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Browning and I were out of the city, but returned to Washington on the evening of the same day of his death. The President and Mrs. Lincoln sent their carriage for us immediately upon learning that we were in the city, and we went to the White House, and remained with them about a week. His son Tad was also very ill at the time, and I watched with him several consecutive nights. The President was in the room with me a portion of each night.
He was in very deep distress at the loss of Willie, an...d agitated with apprehensions of a fatal termination of Tad's illness ; but what his religious views and feelings were I do not know. I heard no expression of them. My impression is that, during the time I remained at the White House on this occasion, he had several interviews with the Rev. Dr. Gurley but what occurred between them never came to my knowledge. Dr. Gurley is now dead, and I am unable to say whether he left any record of his conferences with the President.
I know that Mr. Lincoln was a firm believer in a superin- tending and overruling Providence, and in super-natural agencies and events.
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