President Lincoln An Address Delivered in Trinity Church Covington Ky
President Lincoln An Address Delivered in Trinity Church Covington Ky
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Taken? not as their life is taken who, with, fitting time for preparation lie down to die, amid the murmuring prayers of sympathizing friends, and the music of the praises of God. Taken? not even as their life is taken who render it a sacrifice for country under the hand of an open enemy, but taken by the blow of the infamous assassin!
Ah! these wounds in the familiar and well known head, that in the past four years has throbbed with anxious deliberation for your welfare, these poor dumb mouths... under this holy quiet sunlight are cozing out its life. In the kindly face so innocent oi guile, so often kindled with the sparkling of the cheerful yet sagacious pleasantry, in the heart that — for all he never said it — has had so much to bear from open and secret hate, and borne it all in such 6 a kind forgiving- way, in the mind that seemed so plain and humble, and craving almost to hide its greatness, from desire to be just like the people, in the many whose pictured form was borne as yesterday through the applauses of hundreds of thousands, in these there is no surviving power but that of moving our tears, and no eloquence but the silence of death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Taken? not as their life is taken who, with, fitting time for preparation lie down to die, amid the murmuring prayers of sympathizing friends, and the music of the praises of God. Taken? not even as their life is taken who render it a sacrifice for country under the hand of an open enemy, but taken by the blow of the infamous assassin!
Ah! these wounds in the familiar and well known head, that in the past four years has throbbed with anxious deliberation for your welfare, these poor dumb mouths... under this holy quiet sunlight are cozing out its life. In the kindly face so innocent oi guile, so often kindled with the sparkling of the cheerful yet sagacious pleasantry, in the heart that — for all he never said it — has had so much to bear from open and secret hate, and borne it all in such 6 a kind forgiving- way, in the mind that seemed so plain and humble, and craving almost to hide its greatness, from desire to be just like the people, in the many whose pictured form was borne as yesterday through the applauses of hundreds of thousands, in these there is no surviving power but that of moving our tears, and no eloquence but the silence of death.
What to read after President Lincoln An Address Delivered in Trinity Church Covington Ky?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C George Currie to read onlineMoreLess
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