To the Memory of Mrs. Sarah R. Arnold, This Discourse, Preached in the First Congregational Church, New Bedford, Sunday, May 13th, 1860, is Reverently Inscribed
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I feel with many of you a personal bereavement, — you, that realities have been suddenly snatched from your hands, I, that hopes, just budding into realities, have dropped in dust at my feet.
But, while our departed friend undoubtedly possessed virtues and delicate graces of character known only to ■ her most intimate associates, yet she had other virtues and other graces, strikingly patent to every one who knew her at all, or had even once stood before her ; and of these it is enough that we s...peak here.
Foremost among these virtues, was the impressiveness of her personal presence. A certain power of character inhered in her very person, and went out from it, silently commanding respect, and making all who came into her society feel that they were in the neighborhood of a large and positive life. It impressed itself on her fea- tures, her step, all her movements. Her whole form was radiant, transparent with it. Whatever she said 9 and did seemed but the natural working out of this in- ward personality.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I feel with many of you a personal bereavement, — you, that realities have been suddenly snatched from your hands, I, that hopes, just budding into realities, have dropped in dust at my feet.
But, while our departed friend undoubtedly possessed virtues and delicate graces of character known only to ■ her most intimate associates, yet she had other virtues and other graces, strikingly patent to every one who knew her at all, or had even once stood before her ; and of these it is enough that we s...peak here.
Foremost among these virtues, was the impressiveness of her personal presence. A certain power of character inhered in her very person, and went out from it, silently commanding respect, and making all who came into her society feel that they were in the neighborhood of a large and positive life. It impressed itself on her fea- tures, her step, all her movements. Her whole form was radiant, transparent with it. Whatever she said 9 and did seemed but the natural working out of this in- ward personality.
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