Ezra Stiles Gannett Unitarian Minister in Boston 1824 1871
Ezra Stiles Gannett Unitarian Minister in Boston 1824 1871
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Into his love for her there entered that omnipresent element of loyalty. Eleven years married : the rest of the seventy years wore by, and still the Christmas memory was kept, and the Journals all through the years spring open at many a place where a flower, fastened on the page, chronicles a pilgrimage to the Mount Auburn grave.
"When next he met his people, who had loved her well, it was natural to speak of her : — " The strength of her character lay in its moral integritj'. Her devotion to t...he right was almost marked with the cer- tainty of an instinct. It had the force of a law which might never be broken. What was right must be done, cost what it would. This was the deepest and steadiest conviction of her soul. To this she clung through sickness and health, through hope and fear, in every season and under all experi- ence. She dreaded nothing in herself so much as a depart- ure from rectitude. She shrank from nothing in others with such an instant disapprobation as from a similar departure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Into his love for her there entered that omnipresent element of loyalty. Eleven years married : the rest of the seventy years wore by, and still the Christmas memory was kept, and the Journals all through the years spring open at many a place where a flower, fastened on the page, chronicles a pilgrimage to the Mount Auburn grave.
"When next he met his people, who had loved her well, it was natural to speak of her : — " The strength of her character lay in its moral integritj'. Her devotion to t...he right was almost marked with the cer- tainty of an instinct. It had the force of a law which might never be broken. What was right must be done, cost what it would. This was the deepest and steadiest conviction of her soul. To this she clung through sickness and health, through hope and fear, in every season and under all experi- ence. She dreaded nothing in herself so much as a depart- ure from rectitude. She shrank from nothing in others with such an instant disapprobation as from a similar departure.
What to read after Ezra Stiles Gannett Unitarian Minister in Boston 1824 1871?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William C William Channing Gannett to read onlineMoreLess
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