Last Words of General Washington
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Craik who sat by the fire — he came to the bed side. — The Gene- ral's hand fell from his wrist. — I took it in mine and laid it upon my breast — Dr. Craik put his hand over his eyes and he expired without a struggle or a Sigh! ^-^ — —While we were fixed in silent grief — Mrs. Washington asked, with a firm & collected Voice, ''Is he gone \. — I could not speak, but held up my hand as a signal that he was. — " Tis well " said she, in a plain voice, " All is now over. — I have no more trials to p...ass through. — I shall soon follow him!
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The General's Servant.* Christopher, attended his bed side & in the room, when he was sitting up, through his whole illness. — About 8 o'clk in the Morning the General expressed a wish to get up. His clothes were put on, and he was led to a Chair, by the fire. — He lay down again about two hours afterwards. — A glister was administered to him, by Dr. Craik's directions, about one o'clock ; but produced no effect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Craik who sat by the fire — he came to the bed side. — The Gene- ral's hand fell from his wrist. — I took it in mine and laid it upon my breast — Dr. Craik put his hand over his eyes and he expired without a struggle or a Sigh! ^-^ — —While we were fixed in silent grief — Mrs. Washington asked, with a firm & collected Voice, ''Is he gone \. — I could not speak, but held up my hand as a signal that he was. — " Tis well " said she, in a plain voice, " All is now over. — I have no more trials to p...ass through. — I shall soon follow him!
OCCURRANCES NOT NOTED IN THE PRECEDING PAGES.
The General's Servant.* Christopher, attended his bed side & in the room, when he was sitting up, through his whole illness. — About 8 o'clk in the Morning the General expressed a wish to get up. His clothes were put on, and he was led to a Chair, by the fire. — He lay down again about two hours afterwards. — A glister was administered to him, by Dr. Craik's directions, about one o'clock ; but produced no effect.
What to read after Last Words of General Washington?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ya Pamphlet Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc to read onlineMoreLess
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