The Sin And the Curse Or the Union the True Source of Disunion And Our Duty
The Sin And the Curse Or the Union the True Source of Disunion And Our Duty
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Hen- for thirty years 1 have heard from every lip, on every festive occasion, the praise of thee! Language was too poor, all analogies too feeble, all pageantry too trivial to adorn thy majestic person, and to illustrate thy fame ! The infant lisped it in the cradle, and the child shouted it in his sportive gambols. The boy heralded it in his mimic warfare and oratorial decla- mation. Men marched to the music of its stirring: sounds in gay review, or in the dread and deadly clash of death- givi...ng battle. The bells tolled it. The martial band gave to it the symphony of its most melodious music. It ascend- ed from the pulpit to heaven in grateful thanksgiving and praise; and thence, also, it sounded forth to patriotic hearts in words of counsel, admonition, and prophetic warning. It mingled with the incense which arose from every household, it soared upon the wings of every private prayer; and was breathed forth in thousands of silent or out-bursting ejacu- lations. It gave softness to the bed of the weary; security and solace to the disheartened; and illumined with joyful exultation the departing hour of him who, with or without any other legacy, could transmit to his children an unim- paired and unparalled political heritage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hen- for thirty years 1 have heard from every lip, on every festive occasion, the praise of thee! Language was too poor, all analogies too feeble, all pageantry too trivial to adorn thy majestic person, and to illustrate thy fame ! The infant lisped it in the cradle, and the child shouted it in his sportive gambols. The boy heralded it in his mimic warfare and oratorial decla- mation. Men marched to the music of its stirring: sounds in gay review, or in the dread and deadly clash of death- givi...ng battle. The bells tolled it. The martial band gave to it the symphony of its most melodious music. It ascend- ed from the pulpit to heaven in grateful thanksgiving and praise; and thence, also, it sounded forth to patriotic hearts in words of counsel, admonition, and prophetic warning. It mingled with the incense which arose from every household, it soared upon the wings of every private prayer; and was breathed forth in thousands of silent or out-bursting ejacu- lations. It gave softness to the bed of the weary; security and solace to the disheartened; and illumined with joyful exultation the departing hour of him who, with or without any other legacy, could transmit to his children an unim- paired and unparalled political heritage.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Smyth to read onlineMoreLess
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