An Oration Delivered At Lancaster February 21 1826
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Nought avails the courage of your sons ; their heroic valor will no more be displayed upon the high places of the field.
By the light of the morning sun the captives were doomed to take a farewell of their beloved village. Behind was ruin and desolation ; before them were the silent horrors of an interminable forest; on either side, the taunting savage, triumphing in their dis- tress, mocking at their anguish, and heaping indignities and un- speakable cruelties upon those whose feeble natures w...ere sinking beneath their accumulated sufferings.
Of the awful captivity of nearly three months that ensued, the simple and pathetic details are already familiar to you and your children. The sufferings of the intrepid heroine of that melan- choly story, have already been consecrated by the tears of every succeeding generation. * Her fortitude and unwavering faith have called forth the admiration of many a generous and pious heart. Who does not feel an increased veneration for the Holy Oracles of * The -wife of the Rev.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nought avails the courage of your sons ; their heroic valor will no more be displayed upon the high places of the field.
By the light of the morning sun the captives were doomed to take a farewell of their beloved village. Behind was ruin and desolation ; before them were the silent horrors of an interminable forest; on either side, the taunting savage, triumphing in their dis- tress, mocking at their anguish, and heaping indignities and un- speakable cruelties upon those whose feeble natures w...ere sinking beneath their accumulated sufferings.
Of the awful captivity of nearly three months that ensued, the simple and pathetic details are already familiar to you and your children. The sufferings of the intrepid heroine of that melan- choly story, have already been consecrated by the tears of every succeeding generation. * Her fortitude and unwavering faith have called forth the admiration of many a generous and pious heart. Who does not feel an increased veneration for the Holy Oracles of * The -wife of the Rev.
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