In Memoriam Harriet Cooper Spencer De Costa
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One very noticeable element in the character of Mrs. DeCosta was her courage, which never deserted her. On one occasion, during a storm, when the vessel was in danger of being cast ashore near Plymouth, her calmness and fortitude exercised a decided influence over the other passengers, and occasioned much comment. Many years afterwards the circumstances were re- lated to the writer by a person who was on board the packet.
The death of her son, William Hickling DeCosta, which occurred July 1st, ...1878, proved a severe blow, though she 8 met this irreparable loss in a very remarkable manner, and even expressed the hope that she might recover sufficiently to visit his grave at Mount Auburn. As the event proved, how- ever, when she went thither it was to be laid at his side, having departed in the confidence of a certain faith and in peace and charity with all. The funeral was attended by the Rev. Charles C. Hutchins, Rector of Grace Church, Medford. Her memory is precious to her children, and all who were acquainted with her amiable and devout character confessed her goodness and worth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One very noticeable element in the character of Mrs. DeCosta was her courage, which never deserted her. On one occasion, during a storm, when the vessel was in danger of being cast ashore near Plymouth, her calmness and fortitude exercised a decided influence over the other passengers, and occasioned much comment. Many years afterwards the circumstances were re- lated to the writer by a person who was on board the packet.
The death of her son, William Hickling DeCosta, which occurred July 1st, ...1878, proved a severe blow, though she 8 met this irreparable loss in a very remarkable manner, and even expressed the hope that she might recover sufficiently to visit his grave at Mount Auburn. As the event proved, how- ever, when she went thither it was to be laid at his side, having departed in the confidence of a certain faith and in peace and charity with all. The funeral was attended by the Rev. Charles C. Hutchins, Rector of Grace Church, Medford. Her memory is precious to her children, and all who were acquainted with her amiable and devout character confessed her goodness and worth.
What to read after In Memoriam Harriet Cooper Spencer De Costa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Decosta, B. F. (Benjamin Franklin), 1831-1904 to read onlineMoreLess
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