Abraham Lincoln : His Great Funeral Cortege, From Washington City to Springfield, Illinois : With a History And Description of the National Lincoln Monument
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The train arrived at Schenectady at forty-five minutes past four o'clock, to find a multitude of people assem- bled. The depot, business and dwelling houses were draped in mourning. The women were much affected, many of them crying audibly, and tears coursed down many manly cheeks. The mechanics of the railroad shops all stood in line, with heads uncovered, and the utmost silence prevailed.
Amsterdam, 5:25 p. m. A crowd of people w^ere at the depot. They were evidently from the country, as it w...as but a small village, and the line was almost a mile long. The train passed through an arch, deco- rated with red, w^hite and blue, and draped in mourn- ing. The village bells tolled from the time the train came within hearing until it passed.
Funda, 5:45 p. m. Depot, houses, and an arch across the railroad, all decorated with flags and draped in mourning. Minute guns were fired as the train arrived, and continued until it passed out of hearing.
Palatine Bridge, 6:25 p. m. In passing along the valley of the Mohawk river, the railroad runs under the Palatine Bridge, which was artisticallv decorated with flags, intertwined with mourning emblems.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The train arrived at Schenectady at forty-five minutes past four o'clock, to find a multitude of people assem- bled. The depot, business and dwelling houses were draped in mourning. The women were much affected, many of them crying audibly, and tears coursed down many manly cheeks. The mechanics of the railroad shops all stood in line, with heads uncovered, and the utmost silence prevailed.
Amsterdam, 5:25 p. m. A crowd of people w^ere at the depot. They were evidently from the country, as it w...as but a small village, and the line was almost a mile long. The train passed through an arch, deco- rated with red, w^hite and blue, and draped in mourn- ing. The village bells tolled from the time the train came within hearing until it passed.
Funda, 5:45 p. m. Depot, houses, and an arch across the railroad, all decorated with flags and draped in mourning. Minute guns were fired as the train arrived, and continued until it passed out of hearing.
Palatine Bridge, 6:25 p. m. In passing along the valley of the Mohawk river, the railroad runs under the Palatine Bridge, which was artisticallv decorated with flags, intertwined with mourning emblems.
What to read after Abraham Lincoln : His Great Funeral Cortege, From Washington City to Springfield, Illinois : With a History And Description of the National Lincoln Monument?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Carroll Power to read onlineMoreLess
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