The Life of the Rev. Alfred Cookman; With Some Account of His Father, the Rev. George Grimston Cookman
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" We need not solicit your sympathies and prayers, for four years of inti- mate Christian friendship assures us that your large, noble, and affectionate heart will be afflicted in our affliction. God bless you forever for your kind- ness to and love for two of His unworthiest servants. Of course we can not enjoy the congenial circle that will be associated at your hospitable home on Wednesday evening." To his sister, Miss Mary B. Cookman : " We have just been placing in the cold grave another b...eautiful germ, to develop and re-appear in the promised resurrection. Our sweet little Re- becca is now in the special keeping of Him who looks down and watches all her dust till He shall bid it rise. I have many times sought to comfort bereaved parents. God, by this providence, has been better preparing me for this part of my ministerial duty. Our precious darling was incompara- bly more beautiful in death than during life. Losing all her baby-like look, she presented the appearance of a lovely little girl — her features regular aiiJ perfect, her face little wasted, and indescribably sweet in its expression ; indeed, her exceeding beauty in death was a matter of universal remark.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" We need not solicit your sympathies and prayers, for four years of inti- mate Christian friendship assures us that your large, noble, and affectionate heart will be afflicted in our affliction. God bless you forever for your kind- ness to and love for two of His unworthiest servants. Of course we can not enjoy the congenial circle that will be associated at your hospitable home on Wednesday evening." To his sister, Miss Mary B. Cookman : " We have just been placing in the cold grave another b...eautiful germ, to develop and re-appear in the promised resurrection. Our sweet little Re- becca is now in the special keeping of Him who looks down and watches all her dust till He shall bid it rise. I have many times sought to comfort bereaved parents. God, by this providence, has been better preparing me for this part of my ministerial duty. Our precious darling was incompara- bly more beautiful in death than during life. Losing all her baby-like look, she presented the appearance of a lovely little girl — her features regular aiiJ perfect, her face little wasted, and indescribably sweet in its expression ; indeed, her exceeding beauty in death was a matter of universal remark.
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