The Miscellaneous Works of the Right Honourable Sir James Mackintosh 3
The Miscellaneous Works of the Right Honourable Sir James Mackintosh 3
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" The officer again answered that his orders were peremptory. " At all events," said Mrs. Elliot, " he cannot hinder us from meeting the coffin at the grave." Two negroes bore the coffin, with a single lantern going before ; and at four o'clock in the morning, the two women met it in silent anguish at the grave, and poured over the remains of the persecuted man that tribute which nature pays to the memory of those whom we love. Two negro workmen, a carpenter and a bricklayer, — who had been mem...bers of his congregation, — were desirous of being permitted to protect and distinguish the spot where their benefactor reposed: — •* That ev'n his bones from insult to protect.
Some frail memorial, still erected nigh, With uncouth rhymes and shapeless sculpture deckt, Might claim the passing tribute of a sigh." * • Qray*8 Elegy. — Ed, MISSIONARY SMITH. 431 They began to rail in and to brick over the grave : but as soon as this intelligence reached the First Fiscal, his Honour was pleased to forbid the work ; he ordered the bricks to be taken up, the railing to be torn down, and the whole &ail memorial of gratitude and piety to be destroyed !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The officer again answered that his orders were peremptory. " At all events," said Mrs. Elliot, " he cannot hinder us from meeting the coffin at the grave." Two negroes bore the coffin, with a single lantern going before ; and at four o'clock in the morning, the two women met it in silent anguish at the grave, and poured over the remains of the persecuted man that tribute which nature pays to the memory of those whom we love. Two negro workmen, a carpenter and a bricklayer, — who had been mem...bers of his congregation, — were desirous of being permitted to protect and distinguish the spot where their benefactor reposed: — •* That ev'n his bones from insult to protect.
Some frail memorial, still erected nigh, With uncouth rhymes and shapeless sculpture deckt, Might claim the passing tribute of a sigh." * • Qray*8 Elegy. — Ed, MISSIONARY SMITH. 431 They began to rail in and to brick over the grave : but as soon as this intelligence reached the First Fiscal, his Honour was pleased to forbid the work ; he ordered the bricks to be taken up, the railing to be torn down, and the whole &ail memorial of gratitude and piety to be destroyed !
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