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My dear Catharine^ — ... I thank you for speaking as you did of my dear brother. * How happy it is for us that all our recollections of him are pleasant ! and, al- though there was so much inexpressible sadness in the last few years, yet even that has more than anything else served to reconcile us to this last parting. It was such a comfort, too, that he was at home. Dear Catharine, we feel sometimes almost more than reconciled. As M. Herself said, " It is all comfort, — there is nothing but co...mfort. " It is probable that our father's many cares and occupations not only made him require rest, but led him to feel that he could no longer do the full serv- ice which he thought due from a parish minister. In more than thirty-six years, it is to be remembered, he had only once taken so much as a single month's vacation, excepting the foreign journey of 1849; and in the spring of 1853, rather than ask a season of respite for travel, which he needed, he proposed to relinquish all claim upon his parish, in the follow- ins: letter: — '& To the Legal Voters of the First Parish: Gentleme7i and Friends^ — It is known to you that a legal contract exists between the minister and the members of the First Parish, by which the former is expected to discharge the duties of a parish minister, and the latter are bound to pay him an annual salary of $600.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My dear Catharine^ — ... I thank you for speaking as you did of my dear brother. * How happy it is for us that all our recollections of him are pleasant ! and, al- though there was so much inexpressible sadness in the last few years, yet even that has more than anything else served to reconcile us to this last parting. It was such a comfort, too, that he was at home. Dear Catharine, we feel sometimes almost more than reconciled. As M. Herself said, " It is all comfort, — there is nothing but co...mfort. " It is probable that our father's many cares and occupations not only made him require rest, but led him to feel that he could no longer do the full serv- ice which he thought due from a parish minister. In more than thirty-six years, it is to be remembered, he had only once taken so much as a single month's vacation, excepting the foreign journey of 1849; and in the spring of 1853, rather than ask a season of respite for travel, which he needed, he proposed to relinquish all claim upon his parish, in the follow- ins: letter: — '& To the Legal Voters of the First Parish: Gentleme7i and Friends^ — It is known to you that a legal contract exists between the minister and the members of the First Parish, by which the former is expected to discharge the duties of a parish minister, and the latter are bound to pay him an annual salary of $600.
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