. Spighe genealogiche di Siggins e altre famiglie in Pennsylvania; un volume di storia, biografia e coloniali, rivoluzionario, civile e altri record di guerra inclusi i nomi di molti altri Warren County pionieri. o in catene;come buon Aurelio, fargli reijfi o valvola di sfiato o di come Socrate, che l uomo è veramente grande. Non vi è dubbio che egli sapeva più di Scotlands greatpoet, ustioni, rispetto a qualsiasi altro uomo in questa sezione. Egli ri-velled oltre la particolarità di Tarn o Shanter, egli wascontemplative oltre l uomo è stato fatto a piangere. Egli era un uomo, prendere lui per tutti in tutto, abbiamo neer deve guardare al suo come nuovo. Egli è stato t

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. Genealogical gleanings of Siggins, and other Pennsylvania families; a volume of history, biography and colonial, revolutionary, civil and other war records including names of many other Warren County pioneers. or in chains;Like good Aurelius, let him reijfi or bleed—Like Socrates, that man is great indeed. There is no doubt that he knew more of Scotlands greatpoet, Burns, than any other man in this section. He re-velled over the quaintness of Tarn o Shanter, he wascontemplative over Man Was Made to Mourn. He was a man, take him for all in all, We neer shall look upon his like again. He was the noblest Roman of them all. In brief, he had a heart overflowing with all the elementsof human kindness. His countenance and manner de-noted one of natures true noblemen. The blood of hisancestors spoke through his countenance as it were. Heused Anglo Saxon with great power. Vice he handledwithout gloves. Yet he was true and right, just and gen-erous. The poor marked him as their friend, they mournthe loss of their benefactor. May his sleep be sweet. His memory is fragrant as theflowers of spring time, and the calm consideration is leftto his stricken friends that he died in the summer, full ofhope.. GEORGE SIGGINS HOWE.(190) Other Families 143 Truth, Love and Mercy, in triumph descending, While nature all glowing like Edens first bloom, On the cold cheek of death smiles and roses are blending, And Beauty immortal awakes from the tomb. He was a passionate lover of Nature and saw God inthe woods, in the fields, and flowers. He noticed all thecurious little things that many pass by, always coming infrom his walks, with curious plants, specimens, Indianrelics, etc., many of which are now in museums, given tothem by him. He was a good man, one who enjoyed thefelicity of this world with all his heart, and we know thathe has entered into an ever-abiding City of Rest, wherewe are sure he will be happy forever. He was a type ofLeigh Hunts, Abou Ben Adhem, for he loved his fellowmen. F

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• bookcentury1900
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