Reminiscences of the Last Sixty-Five Years, [microform] Commencing With the Battle of Lexington
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Johnson and lady.
" The construction of the coffin is of the modern form, and consists of an excavation from a solid block of Penn- sylvania marble, eight feet in length, three feet in width, and two feet two inches in depth, resting on a base of plinth, projecting round the body of the sarcophagus ; the lid, or covering stone, is a ponderous block of pure white marble, emblazoned with the insignia of the United States, beautifully sculptured in the boldest relief.
u The design occupies a large... portion of the central part of the top, and represents a shield divided into thirteen stripes, resting on the flag of our country, which is attached by cords to a spear, forming a back ground to the shield, by which it is supported. The crest is an eagle, with open wings, just perching upon the superior bar of the shield, in the act of clutching the arrows and olive branch. Beneath the armorial bearings and foot of the coffin, upon the plain field of the lid, is the bold and deeply sculptured name of WASHINGTON.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Johnson and lady.
" The construction of the coffin is of the modern form, and consists of an excavation from a solid block of Penn- sylvania marble, eight feet in length, three feet in width, and two feet two inches in depth, resting on a base of plinth, projecting round the body of the sarcophagus ; the lid, or covering stone, is a ponderous block of pure white marble, emblazoned with the insignia of the United States, beautifully sculptured in the boldest relief.
u The design occupies a large... portion of the central part of the top, and represents a shield divided into thirteen stripes, resting on the flag of our country, which is attached by cords to a spear, forming a back ground to the shield, by which it is supported. The crest is an eagle, with open wings, just perching upon the superior bar of the shield, in the act of clutching the arrows and olive branch. Beneath the armorial bearings and foot of the coffin, upon the plain field of the lid, is the bold and deeply sculptured name of WASHINGTON.
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