Memorial Address On the Life And Character of William F Love Late Representati
Memorial Address On the Life And Character of William F Love Late Representati
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It was a source of great personal regret to me when I heard of Mr. Love's death. I was very much shocked. I did not even know that he had been sick, and yet he was almost a neighbor. So quiet and modest were he and his family that they had taken their grief, their trouble, and their sorrow to themselves; and it was but the day before his death that I saw a telegram speaking of his extreme illness. That was charac- teristic of him. He did not desire to adverti. Se his suffering or his illness. A...s he had gone through life, modestl}-, taking his own burdens upon his own shoulders, so he, modestly, in his own home, with only his famil>' and friends around him, fought the last fight and passed over to his reward.
I do not know, Mr. Speaker, that I need say more. What I have said has been spoken with all earnestness and with all sincerity.
Address of Mr. U 'illianis of Mississippi. 29 ADDRESS OF Mr. Williams of Mississippi.
Mr. Speaker, I was so unfortunate as not to have enjoyed the acquaintance of my late colleague, William Franklin Love, until after he came to Washington in consequence of his election as a member of the Fifty-fifth Congress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a source of great personal regret to me when I heard of Mr. Love's death. I was very much shocked. I did not even know that he had been sick, and yet he was almost a neighbor. So quiet and modest were he and his family that they had taken their grief, their trouble, and their sorrow to themselves; and it was but the day before his death that I saw a telegram speaking of his extreme illness. That was charac- teristic of him. He did not desire to adverti. Se his suffering or his illness. A...s he had gone through life, modestl}-, taking his own burdens upon his own shoulders, so he, modestly, in his own home, with only his famil>' and friends around him, fought the last fight and passed over to his reward.
I do not know, Mr. Speaker, that I need say more. What I have said has been spoken with all earnestness and with all sincerity.
Address of Mr. U 'illianis of Mississippi. 29 ADDRESS OF Mr. Williams of Mississippi.
Mr. Speaker, I was so unfortunate as not to have enjoyed the acquaintance of my late colleague, William Franklin Love, until after he came to Washington in consequence of his election as a member of the Fifty-fifth Congress.
What to read after Memorial Address On the Life And Character of William F Love Late Representati?
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