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M. The officiating Minister was the Rev.
Mr. Drunmaond who improved the occasion by preaching a very impressive discourse. There was a very large attend- ance at the funeral — the Meeting House was completely 'li:> L>.-,>7ll IUV/JD;! (^i.V.yiJ'll'i ■>:■ HiR LETTERS OF EDWIN BOTTOMLEY 213 filled. I never saw such a general and universal exhibition of sorrow, manifested at the funeral of a private individual before.
But I must leave this mournful subject; in order to give you some account of his ...still suffering family. For further particulars I must refer you to the accompanying letter to my father who will no doubt furnish you with the same.
I am sorry to inform you that since I last wrote M. Beau- mont, W° Schofield, Tho^ BrowTi and his wife, your grand- daughter Haimah, are laid low with the fever. The distress- ing fact cannot be concealed that the house at present is more crowded with the suffering victims of decease than a regular hospital. And no one can fore see the end. Tho^ Bottomley & "Willam S.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. The officiating Minister was the Rev.
Mr. Drunmaond who improved the occasion by preaching a very impressive discourse. There was a very large attend- ance at the funeral — the Meeting House was completely 'li:> L>.-,>7ll IUV/JD;! (^i.V.yiJ'll'i ■>:■ HiR LETTERS OF EDWIN BOTTOMLEY 213 filled. I never saw such a general and universal exhibition of sorrow, manifested at the funeral of a private individual before.
But I must leave this mournful subject; in order to give you some account of his ...still suffering family. For further particulars I must refer you to the accompanying letter to my father who will no doubt furnish you with the same.
I am sorry to inform you that since I last wrote M. Beau- mont, W° Schofield, Tho^ BrowTi and his wife, your grand- daughter Haimah, are laid low with the fever. The distress- ing fact cannot be concealed that the house at present is more crowded with the suffering victims of decease than a regular hospital. And no one can fore see the end. Tho^ Bottomley & "Willam S.
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