Memoirs of the Rev John H Livingston Prepared in Compliance With a Request
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H. LIVINGSTON. ^'I. L. Kip, Esq. " Toward the close of the following year, the Doctor experienced a most painful affliction in the.
412 NEW-BRUNSWICK.
death of his excellent wife. They had lived together, in the greatest harmony and love, for nearly forty years — and she did not die unwept. He felt and mourned his loss ; but, at the same time, dis- played under it the faith, and fortitude, and resigna- tion of a saint, ripe himself for a transition to a better world, where the pangs of separati...on from souls congenial — where death, and sorrow, and crying, shall be known no more. On the morning of the day when her remains were to be interred, be sat down, and wrote his friend, Mr. Kip, the sub- joined letter : '' New-Brunswick, Dec. 30, 1814. *' My dear Friend, " It is done. The conflict is over. She has obtained the victory, and is entered into rest. On Sunday morning, Mrs. Livingston was seized with a pain in her head, which increased, and soon became very violent. She laid down, and was much indisposed, but no symptoms that produced any alarm, appeared before Tuesday, when her strength appeared to be wholly prostrated, and she sunk into a deep sleep, with intermediate agitations and struggles, without however being aroused from her lethargy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
H. LIVINGSTON. ^'I. L. Kip, Esq. " Toward the close of the following year, the Doctor experienced a most painful affliction in the.
412 NEW-BRUNSWICK.
death of his excellent wife. They had lived together, in the greatest harmony and love, for nearly forty years — and she did not die unwept. He felt and mourned his loss ; but, at the same time, dis- played under it the faith, and fortitude, and resigna- tion of a saint, ripe himself for a transition to a better world, where the pangs of separati...on from souls congenial — where death, and sorrow, and crying, shall be known no more. On the morning of the day when her remains were to be interred, be sat down, and wrote his friend, Mr. Kip, the sub- joined letter : '' New-Brunswick, Dec. 30, 1814. *' My dear Friend, " It is done. The conflict is over. She has obtained the victory, and is entered into rest. On Sunday morning, Mrs. Livingston was seized with a pain in her head, which increased, and soon became very violent. She laid down, and was much indisposed, but no symptoms that produced any alarm, appeared before Tuesday, when her strength appeared to be wholly prostrated, and she sunk into a deep sleep, with intermediate agitations and struggles, without however being aroused from her lethargy.
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