William F Mahoney Late a Representative From Illinois Memorial Addresses Deli
William F Mahoney Late a Representative From Illinois Memorial Addresses Deli
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He was an optimist, and not a pessimist. He loved mankind, and believed the world is growing better. He was a loving hus- band, an indulgent father, and a faithful friend. He will live in the hearts and the memories of those who knew him, and to do this is not to die. Death after all is but the crown of life — the opening of the door into the better, brighter sunshine of the undiscovered country in the great beyond.
William F. Mahoney was a successful man. His life work is done. He has run his ...course. He has kept the faith. His career on earth is finished, and he will reap his everlasting reward in the celestial land. We mourn with those who mourn his loss, and sympathize with his bereaved family. We grieve with those who grieve, and we comfort them as best we can, in our poor human way, with the con- solation that his noble life, his generous character, his sympathies, his charities, his deeds of kindness, and his humanities will live forever and a day, and be his greatest monument — grander than marble or brass, and more enduring than the granite rocks of all the ages, for — We live in deeds, not years; in thoughts, not breaths; In feelings, not in figures cold on the dial plate of time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was an optimist, and not a pessimist. He loved mankind, and believed the world is growing better. He was a loving hus- band, an indulgent father, and a faithful friend. He will live in the hearts and the memories of those who knew him, and to do this is not to die. Death after all is but the crown of life — the opening of the door into the better, brighter sunshine of the undiscovered country in the great beyond.
William F. Mahoney was a successful man. His life work is done. He has run his ...course. He has kept the faith. His career on earth is finished, and he will reap his everlasting reward in the celestial land. We mourn with those who mourn his loss, and sympathize with his bereaved family. We grieve with those who grieve, and we comfort them as best we can, in our poor human way, with the con- solation that his noble life, his generous character, his sympathies, his charities, his deeds of kindness, and his humanities will live forever and a day, and be his greatest monument — grander than marble or brass, and more enduring than the granite rocks of all the ages, for — We live in deeds, not years; in thoughts, not breaths; In feelings, not in figures cold on the dial plate of time.
What to read after William F Mahoney Late a Representative From Illinois Memorial Addresses Deli?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 3rd Session 1904 1905 United States Congress 58th to read onlineMoreLess
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