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I cannot rhyme you in return, but I can wish that your life be a poem. May all good things come to you, and God bless all of us ! I only ask to be able to meet the duty of the hour and to be of some little use. I expect nothing.
There is only one birthday worth celebrating, — that of the day when we can say, I accept the inevitable." Looking back, it is easy to see how bravely she carried her burdens, and how she seemed to have half-conscious impressions that the end was not far distant.
The wi...nter of 1893-94 she passed in Washington, with frequent interludes in New York, and in the spring she repeated in Washington her course of lec- tures on the political problems involved in Mormon- ism. Under date of IVIarch 15, 1894, Dr. William T.
Harris, National Superintendent of Education, wrote to her : — My dear Miss Field, — I write to thank you for the complimentary tickets to your lecture. I am very glad that you are giving this interesting and instructive course of lec- tures. You have a way of putting things that brings home to the judgment the right and wrong of the matter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I cannot rhyme you in return, but I can wish that your life be a poem. May all good things come to you, and God bless all of us ! I only ask to be able to meet the duty of the hour and to be of some little use. I expect nothing.
There is only one birthday worth celebrating, — that of the day when we can say, I accept the inevitable." Looking back, it is easy to see how bravely she carried her burdens, and how she seemed to have half-conscious impressions that the end was not far distant.
The wi...nter of 1893-94 she passed in Washington, with frequent interludes in New York, and in the spring she repeated in Washington her course of lec- tures on the political problems involved in Mormon- ism. Under date of IVIarch 15, 1894, Dr. William T.
Harris, National Superintendent of Education, wrote to her : — My dear Miss Field, — I write to thank you for the complimentary tickets to your lecture. I am very glad that you are giving this interesting and instructive course of lec- tures. You have a way of putting things that brings home to the judgment the right and wrong of the matter.
What to read after Kate Field a Record?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whiting, Lilian, 1847-1942 to read onlineMoreLess
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