The Submerged Echoes of Time and Moral Duty
An essay-like meditation laments memory's drift after tragedy at Norwalk and warns against forgetting public worship and moral duties. It urges parents to ensure children attend church, uphold reverence, and resist heedless pleasure while reflection on loss and virtue lingers.
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Speak gently and remember words of patience
A lengthy essay extols gentle speech as a moral force, urging kindness to family and strangers alike, with numerous anecdotes on temperance, wisdom, and mercy. It blends proverbs, poems, school memories, and sketches of social behavior, urging restraint, charity, and reverent memory.
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