George Washington, volume Ii
George Washington, volume Ii
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Washington was not only too reserved, but he had too much truesentiment, to leave his correspondence with Mrs. Washington behindhim; for he knew that his vast collection of papers would become thematerial of history, and he had no mind that strangers should lookinto the sacred recesses of his private life. Only one letter toMrs. Washington apparently has survived. It is simple and full ofaffection, as one would expect, and tells, as well as many volumescould, of the happy relations between husb...and and wife. Washington hadmany love affairs in his youth, but he proved in the end a constantlover. His wife was a high-bred, intelligent woman, simple anddignified in her manners, efficient in all ways to be the helpmate ofher husband in the high places to which he was called. No shadow everrested on their married life, and when the end came Mrs. Washingtononly said, "All is over now. I shall soon follow him. " She could notconceive of life without the presence of the unchanging love and noblecharacter which had been by her side so long.
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Washington was not only too reserved, but he had too much truesentiment, to leave his correspondence with Mrs. Washington behindhim; for he knew that his vast collection of papers would become thematerial of history, and he had no mind that strangers should lookinto the sacred recesses of his private life. Only one letter toMrs. Washington apparently has survived. It is simple and full ofaffection, as one would expect, and tells, as well as many volumescould, of the happy relations between husb...and and wife. Washington hadmany love affairs in his youth, but he proved in the end a constantlover. His wife was a high-bred, intelligent woman, simple anddignified in her manners, efficient in all ways to be the helpmate ofher husband in the high places to which he was called. No shadow everrested on their married life, and when the end came Mrs. Washingtononly said, "All is over now. I shall soon follow him. " She could notconceive of life without the presence of the unchanging love and noblecharacter which had been by her side so long.
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