On the Death of Abraham Lincoln
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Uhteen hundred 3^ears a.^'O, when murderous men struck at the existence of Dixinit)^ itself, a riper life has been ended by a fouler blow?
The universal si. C^ns of sorrow attest the depth and breadth of the Peoj)le's L(rief The saddened Nation clothes itself in black. The church bells toll a rec]uiem which OF ABKAllA. M LlxXCUJ. N makes the sorrow -laden air still heavier. Sable festoons adorn, with gloomy decoration, our streets and squares. The minds of men are filled with a woe which the de...ath of a father or brother could not have evoked. But there is a mourning still more appropriate to the occasion than these outer signs or inner feelings. Let us mourn the dead President by being worthy of his greatness. Let us resolve that the liberty which he saved shall never again be lost, that the fetters which he sundered shall never again be joined, that lo ()!• ABRAHAM I. INLUI. N the Tnion which he restored shall never ai2;7iin he broken. Let us live for lluuKin Ri. Uhts as he li\ed; let us die lor them, if need be, as he died.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Uhteen hundred 3^ears a.^'O, when murderous men struck at the existence of Dixinit)^ itself, a riper life has been ended by a fouler blow?
The universal si. C^ns of sorrow attest the depth and breadth of the Peoj)le's L(rief The saddened Nation clothes itself in black. The church bells toll a rec]uiem which OF ABKAllA. M LlxXCUJ. N makes the sorrow -laden air still heavier. Sable festoons adorn, with gloomy decoration, our streets and squares. The minds of men are filled with a woe which the de...ath of a father or brother could not have evoked. But there is a mourning still more appropriate to the occasion than these outer signs or inner feelings. Let us mourn the dead President by being worthy of his greatness. Let us resolve that the liberty which he saved shall never again be lost, that the fetters which he sundered shall never again be joined, that lo ()!• ABRAHAM I. INLUI. N the Tnion which he restored shall never ai2;7iin he broken. Let us live for lluuKin Ri. Uhts as he li\ed; let us die lor them, if need be, as he died.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fiske, Willard, 1831-1904 to read onlineMoreLess
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