Men And Times of the Revolution Or Memoirs of Elkanah Watson Includng Journal
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"My dearest Friend : " 1 now write you from my sick chamber — perhaps it will be the last letter you will ever receive from me. I expect to leave this, on Sunday next, for the falls of the Ohio ; thence to New-Orleans and the West Indies, to seek a warmer climate, the only chance of my recov- ery. My physician thinks the chance of recovery in my favor. I am neither elevated or depressed by the force of this opinion ; and will indulge a hope that I shall once more embrace my lovely friend in thi...s world ; and that we may glide smoothly down the tide of time, for a few years more, and mutually enjoy the more substantial hap- piness, as we have already the desirable pleasures of life.
336 MEN AND TlilES OF THE EEYOLUTION ; " Buty mj lovely friend, the gloomy moment will arrive, when we must part ; should it happen during our present separation, my last, and my only reluctant thought, will be employed about you.
"Lite is but a bubble : it soon bursts, and is remitted to eternity. \Vhen we look back to the earliest recollections of our youthful hours, it seems but the last period of our rest, and we appear to emerge from a night of slumber, to look forward to real existence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"My dearest Friend : " 1 now write you from my sick chamber — perhaps it will be the last letter you will ever receive from me. I expect to leave this, on Sunday next, for the falls of the Ohio ; thence to New-Orleans and the West Indies, to seek a warmer climate, the only chance of my recov- ery. My physician thinks the chance of recovery in my favor. I am neither elevated or depressed by the force of this opinion ; and will indulge a hope that I shall once more embrace my lovely friend in thi...s world ; and that we may glide smoothly down the tide of time, for a few years more, and mutually enjoy the more substantial hap- piness, as we have already the desirable pleasures of life.
336 MEN AND TlilES OF THE EEYOLUTION ; " Buty mj lovely friend, the gloomy moment will arrive, when we must part ; should it happen during our present separation, my last, and my only reluctant thought, will be employed about you.
"Lite is but a bubble : it soon bursts, and is remitted to eternity. \Vhen we look back to the earliest recollections of our youthful hours, it seems but the last period of our rest, and we appear to emerge from a night of slumber, to look forward to real existence.
What to read after Men And Times of the Revolution Or Memoirs of Elkanah Watson Includng Journal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elkanah Watson to read onlineMoreLess
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