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An Address Delivered At The Interment Of Mrs. Harriet Storrs, Consort Of Rev. Richard S. Storrs, Braintree, Mass. July 11, 1834.   By:

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An Address Delivered At The Interment Of Mrs. Harriet Storrs, Consort Of Rev. Richard S. Storrs, Braintree, Mass. July 11, 1834 is a moving and powerful tribute written by John Thomas Codman. This book encapsulates the emotions and thoughts of the author as he delivers a heartfelt address at the funeral of Mrs. Harriet Storrs.

Codman's words are eloquent and poignant, showcasing his deep understanding of grief and loss. The author weaves together anecdotes, personal reflections, and religious teachings to create a touching eulogy that resonates with readers. Through his writing, Codman pays tribute to the life and virtues of Mrs. Harriet Storrs, painting a vivid picture of her character and impact on those who knew her.

What sets this address apart is Codman's ability to convey the complexity of human emotions. He navigates between sorrow and hope, reflecting on the pain of loss while also offering solace and consolation. His words speak to the universal experience of grief, reminding readers of the impermanence of life and the importance of cherishing those we love.

Furthermore, Codman incorporates spiritual lessons into his address, drawing from his religious background as a reverend. He explores themes of faith, redemption, and the afterlife, providing comfort and reassurance to those grappling with bereavement. His words are comforting yet thought-provoking, stirring a deep reflection on mortality and the divine purpose behind such tragedies.

Despite being a relatively short book, An Address Delivered At The Interment Of Mrs. Harriet Storrs, Consort Of Rev. Richard S. Storrs, Braintree, Mass. July 11, 1834 leaves a lasting impact on readers. It serves as a reminder of the power of words to heal and unite, especially during difficult times. Codman's address beautifully captures the essence of Mrs. Harriet Storrs' life, offering solace and inspiration to those who have experienced loss.

In conclusion, An Address Delivered At The Interment Of Mrs. Harriet Storrs, Consort Of Rev. Richard S. Storrs, Braintree, Mass. July 11, 1834 is a profound and touching tribute. John Thomas Codman's heartfelt words provide solace and comfort to those facing grief and loss. This book will resonate with readers not only for its literary beauty but also for its ability to offer support in times of sorrow.

First Page:

AN

ADDRESS,

DELIVERED

AT THE INTERMENT

OF

MRS. HARRIET STORRS,

CONSORT OF

REV. RICHARD S. STORRS,

BRAINTREE, MASS.

JULY 11, 1834.

BY REV. JOHN CODMAN, D. D.

Printed for private distribution.

BOSTON: MUNROE AND FRANCIS.

1834.

ADDRESS.

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. Language refuses its aid to relieve the burdened heart; and the oppressed spirit finds itself more inclined to the deep silence of grief, than to the expression of its sorrows by the human voice.

When the heart rending intelligence reached us of the event that has filled our souls with grief and dismay, we felt that no language could relieve our distress or mitigate our sorrow. We were dumb: we opened not our mouth. Our hearts bled and they bled most freely in silence. But the solemnities of the occasion await us, and the usages of society demand, that we should attempt to give utterance, in the presence of our fellow creatures, to those feelings, which we can pour out before our compassionate God and Saviour in sighs and tears, without the intervention of set forms of speech.

But where shall we find words to express the depth of our affliction? Where shall we find language to depict the character of the dear departed or to administer comfort and support to the beloved survivors?

Mysterious Heaven! how unsearchable are thy judgments, and thy ways past finding out! We bow before that holy and righteous Being, whose inspiration gave us understanding , and who has the undoubted right to resume the gift which he bestowed... Continue reading book >>




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