The Mount Auburn Memorial
The Mount Auburn Memorial
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Death early marked her as its victim, and called her to the land " where angels dwell. " But though dead, she yet speaks. Her monument is in the hearts of her pupils. I doubt not that her influence is felt to-day iu many a mind.
Still other voices come from those time-worn walls, telling of the bands that used dally to gather there. Each vacant seat is eloquent. Even those rough carvings tell their own story of youthful faults and foibles. Through that open window we watched the approach of our... teacher. Ou that bench we re- cited our daily lessons, and what memories cluster around the 2ilace ! Here we studied, and there we played — here we laughed, and there we wept. I know of no spot more prolific in remembrances than this school-room, nor of stronger friendships than were sometimes formed there. I am young yet, but a few years have brought changes. The groups of yesterday, to day are scat- tered. Some have wandered far from home, and a few gone "over the river. " Yet memory re-unites them all in the old, familiar spot, and fancy weaves bright pictures of past realities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Death early marked her as its victim, and called her to the land " where angels dwell. " But though dead, she yet speaks. Her monument is in the hearts of her pupils. I doubt not that her influence is felt to-day iu many a mind.
Still other voices come from those time-worn walls, telling of the bands that used dally to gather there. Each vacant seat is eloquent. Even those rough carvings tell their own story of youthful faults and foibles. Through that open window we watched the approach of our... teacher. Ou that bench we re- cited our daily lessons, and what memories cluster around the 2ilace ! Here we studied, and there we played — here we laughed, and there we wept. I know of no spot more prolific in remembrances than this school-room, nor of stronger friendships than were sometimes formed there. I am young yet, but a few years have brought changes. The groups of yesterday, to day are scat- tered. Some have wandered far from home, and a few gone "over the river. " Yet memory re-unites them all in the old, familiar spot, and fancy weaves bright pictures of past realities.
What to read after The Mount Auburn Memorial?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T H Safford to read onlineMoreLess
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