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PASSING EVENTS. - 143
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papers myself * , letters I know , small that note he - will books always , as well look as upon be these enabled ' s papers to as them a precious with
has treasu discrimination mourned re , and without _^ I so believe as to even that make being he known will aware one the day of character all his merit of him . use whom * * ¦ France * * closeand whatever the
tomb heirs Whatever I to may have the happen my place remains of to exile find conveyed , where I request my to my days France sons may , whenever and , in , their our default family , may my
return , to itthere to deposit them in the mortuary chapel of _Dreuxy beside to pardon the all tomb those to all of , I my such husband as in may . have turn I here offende have close d offended or my afflicted last or will pained me , with and not with an to assurance an retain entreaty the of
blessing memory . thereof may . My last my words are for my " belove _Helene d , sons Duchess , ,- —a prayer d ' Orleans and . a
who . Loyal " Eisenach shewed , loving singular , Jan , and . 1 , brave 1855 , . " these of mind are well and fitted fortitude to be in the a day last of words dismay of and one
terror , and unexampled presence resignation and patience in long years of exile and reverse . evils of thilife
" But She hath hath not shrunk calml from forth into the strife s , And all its gone sins and y sorrows hath withstood ,
On the 26 th of "With August lofty , Worthing strength of was patient the womanhood scene of a traged . '' y by which have word two to
thirteen lives were sacrificedabout which we a or say , A pleasure and boat children , with between liding , twenty quietl and along thirty the children souls on board laying , chieil on the y
. while lower women deck , the about females , to was sitting g ence round ano , ther one y of when whom , in an had instant just p _^ sung without a song the ,
one was comm , , least careful indication and skilful or a boatmen moment ' s formed suspicion the , the crew boat . Of was these capsized , one , . who Two was men an ,
ing excellent x _^ ersons swimmer , sunk to , either rise no entang more , . led Of or the caug other ht side hold , we and of have b when y the this the other record boat drown . went
the over " mast , Tester one where of it his appears legs he became was was caug on fixed ht the by windward one the of ropes his feet running , gained from a hold the on bulwarks the mast to , ;
him and there the , ropes and on it is either to this side circumstance of one of his , humanl legs had y speaking the effect , the of deliverance supporting ;
youth of those of save nineteen d is attributable , for nearly . a quarter In this of of iminful an hour and , stood perilous with a situation his little shoulder girl this of
Mr . Smith ' s under his arma little boy Mr . Torr ' s clinging on by his guernsey , shrieking , to a distant ant boat ' s cl crew " to Sailor him , in come front here and ,
uttering the sailor coachman , come piercing here ' s wife . " and with Three agonising her female infant shrieks serv in . her s He were arms entreated , hang inging ing the on woman him behind with , , her all his his neck
infant almost to to strangulation relinquish her . grasp She would , for it not was , and pressing him the poor at this fellow guernsey moment ' s strength on the Fairy had
p all leasure but failed boat , his which consciousness the Mary was Eliza leaving had just before ; passed , had lowered her sailsand , having witnessed the capsizing of the boat , rowed hard
towards her , with some trawl net hanging over her side . They neared her , ,
Passing Events. - 143
PASSING EVENTS . - 143
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Oct. 1, 1858, page 143, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01101858/page/71/
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