Memoir of Hon Cyrus Aldrich
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He felt a peculiar interest in the regiment and its welfare. His warm, sympathetic, kindly nature found a field for its active exercise. He was with the regiment whenever his duties at Washington permitted. The poor, sick or wounded soldier found in him a sympathetic and active friend, always ready with the cheering word, or liberal purse to minister to his wants. He would patiently frank "soldiers' letters" by the hundred, or write letters for the invalids in the hospital, and in a hundred way...s bestowed on them those gentle and tender benefactions that only a generous heart could have conceived and executed, but which were of priceless value to the poor, despondent, suffering soldier. He seemed never to tire in his devotion to the "boys" of the First Regiment, and it is unde- niable that his devotion to them seriously injured his health and perhaps shortened his life, while it is equally true that his unceasing generosity impaired his fortune and produced em- barrassment that compelled him to sacrifice valuable property at home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He felt a peculiar interest in the regiment and its welfare. His warm, sympathetic, kindly nature found a field for its active exercise. He was with the regiment whenever his duties at Washington permitted. The poor, sick or wounded soldier found in him a sympathetic and active friend, always ready with the cheering word, or liberal purse to minister to his wants. He would patiently frank "soldiers' letters" by the hundred, or write letters for the invalids in the hospital, and in a hundred way...s bestowed on them those gentle and tender benefactions that only a generous heart could have conceived and executed, but which were of priceless value to the poor, despondent, suffering soldier. He seemed never to tire in his devotion to the "boys" of the First Regiment, and it is unde- niable that his devotion to them seriously injured his health and perhaps shortened his life, while it is equally true that his unceasing generosity impaired his fortune and produced em- barrassment that compelled him to sacrifice valuable property at home.
What to read after Memoir of Hon Cyrus Aldrich?
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