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id: 36332
author: Codman, John
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title:
  An Address Delivered at the Interment of Mrs. Harriet Storrs, Consort of Rev. Richard S. Storrs, Braintree, Mass., July 11, 1834.

summary:
  There are some events, in the providence of God, so completely overwhelming as to render it extremely difficult, almost impossible, to give utterance to the full feelings of the soul through the medium of words. We have not the shadow of a doubt, that the spiritual intelligence, which once beamed upon us with such mild and gentle lustre, and which was, for a short season, shrouded in darkness, is now rekindled by the same gracious hand that so mysteriously overshadowed it, to burn, with increasing and never-ending brightness, with seraphs that surround the throne of God.


id: 36351
author: Thompson, A. C. (Augustus Charles)
title: Memorial of Mrs. Lucy Gilpatrick Marsh delivered June 22, 1868.
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summary:
  One of the senior members of this church hands me, by request, the following memorandum:[Footnote: Rev R. Anderson, D.D.]-- I have known Mrs. Marsh since the year 1820, or about forty-eight years. Soon after, there began a remarkable work of grace in that town, and during the short ministry there, till death closed her husband's labors, Mrs. Marsh toiled and prayed, and rejoiced over a spiritual harvest.


id: 27280
author: Gamon, Hannibal
title: The Praise of a Godly Woman
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  of formall Hypocrites are heartned and | true Happinesse, p. 61.] hardned in their lewd courses & | false conceits of happinesse, when | they heare more infamous Sinners | than themselues, gloriously and | flatteringly commended at their | Deaths; yet we need not feare any | such bad effect by the | Funerall-commendation of Gods true | Saints; because the publike | Testimonie of their iust Praises | doth not onely make the wicked more | inexcusable, and the Glory of Gods | Graces shine farre brighter to | Posteritie; but also enkindleth in | the hearts of the godly a greater | fire of Zeale for imitation. at | their Deaths, as _Hezekiah_ was by | all _Iudah_ & _Ierusalem_: | _Valentinean_, _


