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May we be prompt to succor the rivers latest prey, Nor slow in our response to human laws obey ; But with a christian kindness extend our utmost power To help relieve the needy poor, in this, their darkest hour.
84 THE OHIO PENITENTIARY.
For, while the laws of Nature no mortal can control, No human hand can stay the tide when freshet waters roll ; Yet we can for the suffering, brought on by Nature's laws. With human acts of kindness help mitigate the cause.
Then open up your hearts, waste no ti...me in idle breath. But contributions quickly send, the suffering save from death, For thousands upon thousands, from home and plenty hurled. Are, bv the Ohio river's rise, now thrown upon the world.
JAMES A. GARFIELD.
IN MEMORIAM.
No more shall the halls of Columbia resound To the magical words of our grand chieftain again: He was laid low by a wretched assassin's wound. And died at Long Branch in full view of the Main.
Nevermore shall his grand, eloquent words enthrall.
Nor awaken to memory the glories of Webster and Clay, Li this glorious nation's grand Representative Hall, Where he magnetized men by his language day after day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
May we be prompt to succor the rivers latest prey, Nor slow in our response to human laws obey ; But with a christian kindness extend our utmost power To help relieve the needy poor, in this, their darkest hour.
84 THE OHIO PENITENTIARY.
For, while the laws of Nature no mortal can control, No human hand can stay the tide when freshet waters roll ; Yet we can for the suffering, brought on by Nature's laws. With human acts of kindness help mitigate the cause.
Then open up your hearts, waste no ti...me in idle breath. But contributions quickly send, the suffering save from death, For thousands upon thousands, from home and plenty hurled. Are, bv the Ohio river's rise, now thrown upon the world.
JAMES A. GARFIELD.
IN MEMORIAM.
No more shall the halls of Columbia resound To the magical words of our grand chieftain again: He was laid low by a wretched assassin's wound. And died at Long Branch in full view of the Main.
Nevermore shall his grand, eloquent words enthrall.
Nor awaken to memory the glories of Webster and Clay, Li this glorious nation's grand Representative Hall, Where he magnetized men by his language day after day.
What to read after Historical Reminiscences of the Ohio Penitentiary From Its Erection in 1835 to?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H Matthews to read onlineMoreLess
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