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| − | can' | + | "but it will not be long-- soon we shall be united <br /> |
| + | "again, never, never, to be parted. you must <u>finish</u> <br /> | ||
| + | "<u>your work;</u> & then you will come after me, & we shall <br /> | ||
| + | " be united forever. I know you will care for our dear<br /> | ||
| + | <persname><font color="#333333">"</font>child</persname>, I am quite easy about it."__ At this time the <br /> | ||
| + | <persname>Doctor</persname> who was greatly interested about her, entered<br /> | ||
| + | the room, when she eagerly addressed him: "How <br /> | ||
| + | "long shall I live <persname>Doctor</persname>? He seemed much affected,<br /> | ||
| + | & replied: "My dear <abbr>Mrs</abbr>. <persname>Lattrobe, </persname>I am sorry to say <br /> | ||
| + | "you cannot be long." "Sorry! she said, sorry--- do not <br /> | ||
| + | say sorry. I am <u>glad.</u> Will it be two hours?" He <br /> | ||
| + | answered that it could not be much longer, & that <br /> | ||
| + | he was happy to see her so resigned: when she<br /> | ||
| + | explained: "<trait><u>Let me die the death of the righ-<br /> | ||
| + | teous, & let my last end be like his</u></trait>! " here mom-<br /> | ||
| + | ents were now spent in sacred prayer, & in com-<br /> | ||
| + | forting the <persname>survivors</persname>, but in a short time the <br /> | ||
| + | struggle of death became hard, though they<br /> | ||
| + | were not severe, & she said "it is a hard work to<br /> | ||
| + | die"---& several times, asked, "will it be long?"<br /> | ||
| + | she was told it probably would not, but that the <br /> | ||
| + | <persname>Lord</persname> would give her strength equal to her day.<br /> | ||
| + | This seemed to satisfy her, foron being asked, <br /> | ||
| + | whether a prayer should be made for her release <br /> | ||
| + | she said: "No! no! the Lords time is best, I can <br /> | ||
| + | wait patiently for that"--- 'Yes' said she- though<br /> | ||
| + | I walk through the <placename>valley of the shadow of death,</placename> I fear <br /> | ||
| + | | ||
Latest revision as of 17:07, 13 September 2018
"but it will not be long-- soon we shall be united
"again, never, never, to be parted. you must finish
"your work; & then you will come after me, & we shall
" be united forever. I know you will care for our dear
<persname>"child</persname>, I am quite easy about it."__ At this time the
<persname>Doctor</persname> who was greatly interested about her, entered
the room, when she eagerly addressed him: "How
"long shall I live <persname>Doctor</persname>? He seemed much affected,
& replied: "My dear Mrs. <persname>Lattrobe, </persname>I am sorry to say
"you cannot be long." "Sorry! she said, sorry--- do not
say sorry. I am glad. Will it be two hours?" He
answered that it could not be much longer, & that
he was happy to see her so resigned: when she
explained: "<trait>Let me die the death of the righ-
teous, & let my last end be like his</trait>! " here mom-
ents were now spent in sacred prayer, & in com-
forting the <persname>survivors</persname>, but in a short time the
struggle of death became hard, though they
were not severe, & she said "it is a hard work to
die"---& several times, asked, "will it be long?"
she was told it probably would not, but that the
<persname>Lord</persname> would give her strength equal to her day.
This seemed to satisfy her, foron being asked,
whether a prayer should be made for her release
she said: "No! no! the Lords time is best, I can
wait patiently for that"--- 'Yes' said she- though
I walk through the <placename>valley of the shadow of death,</placename> I fear
