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THE GATHERING.
The Committees were undoubtedly as mneh surprised as the present ^\■riter at tlie throng which began to assemble at an early hour. Vir- ginia and North Carolina were well represented, and all classes assem- bled, according to the published order of the Committee, at JoxksV yi>rings. The roadway was blocked for hundreds of yards with vehicles, and the l)eautifnl lawn was densely crowded by a great con- course of people, who moved about, or sat under the trees in a silence... as unusual as it was painful in so dense a throng.
In the drawing-room of the hotel, Generals William H. F. and CusTis Lee, together with General Cox, and other distinguished visi- tors, awaited the organization of THE PROCESSION.
At the appointed hour Colonel Green gave the order to form, and the great body of peojile began noiselessly to arrange themselves in order. The representatives of the family, the clergy and invited guests, took their seats in carriages at the head of the column, and the long line of carriages moved off, followed by those on foot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M alone.
THE GATHERING.
The Committees were undoubtedly as mneh surprised as the present ^\■riter at tlie throng which began to assemble at an early hour. Vir- ginia and North Carolina were well represented, and all classes assem- bled, according to the published order of the Committee, at JoxksV yi>rings. The roadway was blocked for hundreds of yards with vehicles, and the l)eautifnl lawn was densely crowded by a great con- course of people, who moved about, or sat under the trees in a silence... as unusual as it was painful in so dense a throng.
In the drawing-room of the hotel, Generals William H. F. and CusTis Lee, together with General Cox, and other distinguished visi- tors, awaited the organization of THE PROCESSION.
At the appointed hour Colonel Green gave the order to form, and the great body of peojile began noiselessly to arrange themselves in order. The representatives of the family, the clergy and invited guests, took their seats in carriages at the head of the column, and the long line of carriages moved off, followed by those on foot.
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