Eustace An Elegy
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Colonel Garrett of the 46th thus speaks of them, in May 1842, in a letter to Henry Mordaunt's brother : " They were two as noble, manly, kind-hearted and generous beings as ever breathed; and it will be very very 14 EUSTACE.
long before the Regiment will recover from the gloom cast over it by the loss of such friends and companions as these departed young men. " Major Maxwell of the 46th, in a letter to another relation of Henry Mordaunt, says : " The friends were buried next day side by side i...n the same grave, deeply and sincerely regretted by every person in the Regiment, officers and men, leaving a blank behind them which will never be filled up. " The officers of the 46th erected a handsome tomb over their grave, with an inscription to their memory. Henry Mor- daunt was 23 years of age, and his noble spirit is sufficiently evidenced by the fact, that while at Gibraltar he saved the lives of two men, at the imminent peril of his own, by swimming from Europa Point, when no other person would venture in a boat or otherwise, on account of the extreme roughness of the sea.
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Colonel Garrett of the 46th thus speaks of them, in May 1842, in a letter to Henry Mordaunt's brother : " They were two as noble, manly, kind-hearted and generous beings as ever breathed; and it will be very very 14 EUSTACE.
long before the Regiment will recover from the gloom cast over it by the loss of such friends and companions as these departed young men. " Major Maxwell of the 46th, in a letter to another relation of Henry Mordaunt, says : " The friends were buried next day side by side i...n the same grave, deeply and sincerely regretted by every person in the Regiment, officers and men, leaving a blank behind them which will never be filled up. " The officers of the 46th erected a handsome tomb over their grave, with an inscription to their memory. Henry Mor- daunt was 23 years of age, and his noble spirit is sufficiently evidenced by the fact, that while at Gibraltar he saved the lives of two men, at the imminent peril of his own, by swimming from Europa Point, when no other person would venture in a boat or otherwise, on account of the extreme roughness of the sea.
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