Our Martyr Presidents : Lincoln, Garfield, Mckinley : Their Illustrious Lives, Public And Private, And Their Glorious Deeds
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He said to me : T feel that I will get well.' "This evening he spoke to Dr. Rixey about dying. He said he felt it was almost over. He then asked for his wife. Mrs. McKinley was with him for an hour and a half. They conversed together, making their farewells.
Mrs. McKinley Bore Up Bravely.
"Mrs. McKinley bears up splendidly. While she was with her hus- 2Q2 OUR MARTYR PRESIDENTS— WILLIAM M'KINLEY.
band she sat with her hands clasped in his, and showed no signs of break- ing down. The President's ...last words to those about him were : " 'Good-bye, all ; good-bye ! It is God's way. His will be done ; not ours,' and then he said, speaking to no one, apparently : 'Nearer, my God, to thee, e'en though it be a cross, is my constant prayer.' "His mind wandered considerably at the last, and he lay scarcely breathing." When Dr. Mann was asked who was in the room, he said : "All of the President's friends went in and bade him good-bye.
Most of them went away again, but some staid.
"Senator Hanna was in the room from time to time, and the members of the Cabinet went in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He said to me : T feel that I will get well.' "This evening he spoke to Dr. Rixey about dying. He said he felt it was almost over. He then asked for his wife. Mrs. McKinley was with him for an hour and a half. They conversed together, making their farewells.
Mrs. McKinley Bore Up Bravely.
"Mrs. McKinley bears up splendidly. While she was with her hus- 2Q2 OUR MARTYR PRESIDENTS— WILLIAM M'KINLEY.
band she sat with her hands clasped in his, and showed no signs of break- ing down. The President's ...last words to those about him were : " 'Good-bye, all ; good-bye ! It is God's way. His will be done ; not ours,' and then he said, speaking to no one, apparently : 'Nearer, my God, to thee, e'en though it be a cross, is my constant prayer.' "His mind wandered considerably at the last, and he lay scarcely breathing." When Dr. Mann was asked who was in the room, he said : "All of the President's friends went in and bade him good-bye.
Most of them went away again, but some staid.
"Senator Hanna was in the room from time to time, and the members of the Cabinet went in.
What to read after Our Martyr Presidents : Lincoln, Garfield, Mckinley : Their Illustrious Lives, Public And Private, And Their Glorious Deeds?
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