Funeral Service At the Interment of George Son of George And Prudence a Patter
Funeral Service At the Interment of George Son of George And Prudence a Patter
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No persuasion could induce him to partake of food, of fruits, or of delicacies, which were declared by his father, whose word with him had always the highest sanction 42 SERMON.
of authority, to be unwholesome and injurious.
He was particularly free from that con- trolling selfishness which most children show. With his sister and relatives, and with the servants that attended him, he was accus- tomed to share what good things he might chance to have, with a readiness and gen- erosity that evinc...ed a noble nature.
Of tender sensibilities he might, from an excess of diffidence, have been regarded by strangers, as irresolute and timid. But a heart of truer courage never beat in human breast. Insensible to fear, he maintained what he esteemed the right, with a deter- mined energy of will and manliness of act.
SERMON. 43 He was distinguished by strong affec- tions. The love he bore his parents, and his young and only sister, was intense. He sometimes wept in bitterness, from sudden thought, as he would say in ex- planation, that these loved ones might be called to die before him and so to leave him all alone on Earth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No persuasion could induce him to partake of food, of fruits, or of delicacies, which were declared by his father, whose word with him had always the highest sanction 42 SERMON.
of authority, to be unwholesome and injurious.
He was particularly free from that con- trolling selfishness which most children show. With his sister and relatives, and with the servants that attended him, he was accus- tomed to share what good things he might chance to have, with a readiness and gen- erosity that evinc...ed a noble nature.
Of tender sensibilities he might, from an excess of diffidence, have been regarded by strangers, as irresolute and timid. But a heart of truer courage never beat in human breast. Insensible to fear, he maintained what he esteemed the right, with a deter- mined energy of will and manliness of act.
SERMON. 43 He was distinguished by strong affec- tions. The love he bore his parents, and his young and only sister, was intense. He sometimes wept in bitterness, from sudden thought, as he would say in ex- planation, that these loved ones might be called to die before him and so to leave him all alone on Earth.
What to read after Funeral Service At the Interment of George Son of George And Prudence a Patter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas James Shepherd to read onlineMoreLess
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