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Poems of Henry Timrod
Poems of Henry Timrod

Chapter II · Chapter 2

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Though long in feeble health, his last illness was brief.
The best physicians lovingly gave their skillful ministration, and the State's most eminent men, in their common need, tenderly cared for him and his.
With death before him, he clung passionately to his art, absorbed in that alone and in the great Beyond.
His latest occupation was correcting the proof-sheets of his own poems, and he passed away with them by his side, stained with his life-blood.
In the autumn of 1867 he was laid by his beloved child in Trinity churchyard, Columbia, S.C. General Hampton, Governor Thompson, and other great Carolinians bore him to the grave,--a grave that, through the sackcloth of the Reconstruction period in South Carolina, remained without a stone.
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Poems of Henry Timrod

Chapter II · Chapter 2

Chapter 2 of Poems of Henry Timrod is here in full — 105 sentences across 21 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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Though long in feeble health, his last illness was brief.
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The best physicians lovingly gave their skillful ministration, and the State's most eminent men, in their common need, tenderly cared for him and his.
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With death before him, he clung passionately to his art, absorbed in that alone and in the great Beyond.
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His latest occupation was correcting the proof-sheets of his own poems, and he passed away with them by his side, stained with his life-blood.
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In the autumn of 1867 he was laid by his beloved child in Trinity churchyard, Columbia, S.C. General Hampton, Governor Thompson, and other great Carolinians bore him to the grave,--a grave that, through the sackcloth of the Reconstruction period in South Carolina, remained without a stone.

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Alone adjective US /əˈloʊn/

Having no one else present.

From this reading “With death before him, he clung passionately to his art, absorbed in that alone and in the great Beyond.”

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1867

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From this reading In the autumn of 1867 he was laid by his beloved child in Trinity churchyard, Columbia, S.C. General Hampton, Governor Thompson, and other great Carolinians bore him to the grave,--a grave that, through the sackcloth of the Reconstruction period in South Carolina, remained without a stone.

a

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From this reading In the autumn of 1867 he was laid by his beloved child in Trinity churchyard, Columbia, S.C. General Hampton, Governor Thompson, and other great Carolinians bore him to the grave,--a grave that, through the sackcloth of the Reconstruction period in South Carolina, remained without a stone.

absorbed

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From this reading With death before him, he clung passionately to his art, absorbed in that alone and in the great Beyond.

aloneadjectiveUS /əˈloʊn/

Having no one else present.

From this reading With death before him, he clung passionately to his art, absorbed in that alone and in the great Beyond.

and

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From this reading The best physicians lovingly gave their skillful ministration, and the State's most eminent men, in their common need, tenderly cared for him and his.

art

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From this reading With death before him, he clung passionately to his art, absorbed in that alone and in the great Beyond.

autumn

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From this reading In the autumn of 1867 he was laid by his beloved child in Trinity churchyard, Columbia, S.C. General Hampton, Governor Thompson, and other great Carolinians bore him to the grave,--a grave that, through the sackcloth of the Reconstruction period in South Carolina, remained without a stone.

away

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From this reading His latest occupation was correcting the proof-sheets of his own poems, and he passed away with them by his side, stained with his life-blood.

before

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From this reading With death before him, he clung passionately to his art, absorbed in that alone and in the great Beyond.

beloved

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From this reading In the autumn of 1867 he was laid by his beloved child in Trinity churchyard, Columbia, S.C. General Hampton, Governor Thompson, and other great Carolinians bore him to the grave,--a grave that, through the sackcloth of the Reconstruction period in South Carolina, remained without a stone.

best

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From this reading The best physicians lovingly gave their skillful ministration, and the State's most eminent men, in their common need, tenderly cared for him and his.

Beyond

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From this reading With death before him, he clung passionately to his art, absorbed in that alone and in the great Beyond.

bore

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From this reading In the autumn of 1867 he was laid by his beloved child in Trinity churchyard, Columbia, S.C. General Hampton, Governor Thompson, and other great Carolinians bore him to the grave,--a grave that, through the sackcloth of the Reconstruction period in South Carolina, remained without a stone.

brief

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From this reading Though long in feeble health, his last illness was brief.

by

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From this reading His latest occupation was correcting the proof-sheets of his own poems, and he passed away with them by his side, stained with his life-blood.

C

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From this reading In the autumn of 1867 he was laid by his beloved child in Trinity churchyard, Columbia, S.C. General Hampton, Governor Thompson, and other great Carolinians bore him to the grave,--a grave that, through the sackcloth of the Reconstruction period in South Carolina, remained without a stone.

cared

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From this reading The best physicians lovingly gave their skillful ministration, and the State's most eminent men, in their common need, tenderly cared for him and his.

Carolina

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From this reading In the autumn of 1867 he was laid by his beloved child in Trinity churchyard, Columbia, S.C. General Hampton, Governor Thompson, and other great Carolinians bore him to the grave,--a grave that, through the sackcloth of the Reconstruction period in South Carolina, remained without a stone.

Carolinians

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From this reading In the autumn of 1867 he was laid by his beloved child in Trinity churchyard, Columbia, S.C. General Hampton, Governor Thompson, and other great Carolinians bore him to the grave,--a grave that, through the sackcloth of the Reconstruction period in South Carolina, remained without a stone.

child

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From this reading In the autumn of 1867 he was laid by his beloved child in Trinity churchyard, Columbia, S.C. General Hampton, Governor Thompson, and other great Carolinians bore him to the grave,--a grave that, through the sackcloth of the Reconstruction period in South Carolina, remained without a stone.

churchyard

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From this reading In the autumn of 1867 he was laid by his beloved child in Trinity churchyard, Columbia, S.C. General Hampton, Governor Thompson, and other great Carolinians bore him to the grave,--a grave that, through the sackcloth of the Reconstruction period in South Carolina, remained without a stone.

clung

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From this reading With death before him, he clung passionately to his art, absorbed in that alone and in the great Beyond.

Columbia

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From this reading In the autumn of 1867 he was laid by his beloved child in Trinity churchyard, Columbia, S.C. General Hampton, Governor Thompson, and other great Carolinians bore him to the grave,--a grave that, through the sackcloth of the Reconstruction period in South Carolina, remained without a stone.

common

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From this reading The best physicians lovingly gave their skillful ministration, and the State's most eminent men, in their common need, tenderly cared for him and his.

correcting

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From this reading His latest occupation was correcting the proof-sheets of his own poems, and he passed away with them by his side, stained with his life-blood.

death

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From this reading With death before him, he clung passionately to his art, absorbed in that alone and in the great Beyond.

eminent

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From this reading The best physicians lovingly gave their skillful ministration, and the State's most eminent men, in their common need, tenderly cared for him and his.

feeble

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From this reading Though long in feeble health, his last illness was brief.

for

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From this reading The best physicians lovingly gave their skillful ministration, and the State's most eminent men, in their common need, tenderly cared for him and his.

gave

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From this reading The best physicians lovingly gave their skillful ministration, and the State's most eminent men, in their common need, tenderly cared for him and his.

General

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From this reading In the autumn of 1867 he was laid by his beloved child in Trinity churchyard, Columbia, S.C. General Hampton, Governor Thompson, and other great Carolinians bore him to the grave,--a grave that, through the sackcloth of the Reconstruction period in South Carolina, remained without a stone.

Governor

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From this reading In the autumn of 1867 he was laid by his beloved child in Trinity churchyard, Columbia, S.C. General Hampton, Governor Thompson, and other great Carolinians bore him to the grave,--a grave that, through the sackcloth of the Reconstruction period in South Carolina, remained without a stone.

grave

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From this reading In the autumn of 1867 he was laid by his beloved child in Trinity churchyard, Columbia, S.C. General Hampton, Governor Thompson, and other great Carolinians bore him to the grave,--a grave that, through the sackcloth of the Reconstruction period in South Carolina, remained without a stone.

great

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From this reading With death before him, he clung passionately to his art, absorbed in that alone and in the great Beyond.

Hampton

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From this reading In the autumn of 1867 he was laid by his beloved child in Trinity churchyard, Columbia, S.C. General Hampton, Governor Thompson, and other great Carolinians bore him to the grave,--a grave that, through the sackcloth of the Reconstruction period in South Carolina, remained without a stone.

he

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From this reading With death before him, he clung passionately to his art, absorbed in that alone and in the great Beyond.

health

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From this reading Though long in feeble health, his last illness was brief.

him

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From this reading The best physicians lovingly gave their skillful ministration, and the State's most eminent men, in their common need, tenderly cared for him and his.

his

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From this reading Though long in feeble health, his last illness was brief.

illness

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From this reading Though long in feeble health, his last illness was brief.

in

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From this reading Though long in feeble health, his last illness was brief.

laid

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From this reading In the autumn of 1867 he was laid by his beloved child in Trinity churchyard, Columbia, S.C. General Hampton, Governor Thompson, and other great Carolinians bore him to the grave,--a grave that, through the sackcloth of the Reconstruction period in South Carolina, remained without a stone.

last

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From this reading Though long in feeble health, his last illness was brief.

latest

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From this reading His latest occupation was correcting the proof-sheets of his own poems, and he passed away with them by his side, stained with his life-blood.

life-blood

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From this reading His latest occupation was correcting the proof-sheets of his own poems, and he passed away with them by his side, stained with his life-blood.

long

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From this reading Though long in feeble health, his last illness was brief.

lovingly

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From this reading The best physicians lovingly gave their skillful ministration, and the State's most eminent men, in their common need, tenderly cared for him and his.

men

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From this reading The best physicians lovingly gave their skillful ministration, and the State's most eminent men, in their common need, tenderly cared for him and his.

ministration

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From this reading The best physicians lovingly gave their skillful ministration, and the State's most eminent men, in their common need, tenderly cared for him and his.

most

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From this reading The best physicians lovingly gave their skillful ministration, and the State's most eminent men, in their common need, tenderly cared for him and his.

need

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From this reading The best physicians lovingly gave their skillful ministration, and the State's most eminent men, in their common need, tenderly cared for him and his.

occupation

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From this reading His latest occupation was correcting the proof-sheets of his own poems, and he passed away with them by his side, stained with his life-blood.

of

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From this reading His latest occupation was correcting the proof-sheets of his own poems, and he passed away with them by his side, stained with his life-blood.

other

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From this reading In the autumn of 1867 he was laid by his beloved child in Trinity churchyard, Columbia, S.C. General Hampton, Governor Thompson, and other great Carolinians bore him to the grave,--a grave that, through the sackcloth of the Reconstruction period in South Carolina, remained without a stone.

own

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From this reading His latest occupation was correcting the proof-sheets of his own poems, and he passed away with them by his side, stained with his life-blood.

passed

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From this reading His latest occupation was correcting the proof-sheets of his own poems, and he passed away with them by his side, stained with his life-blood.

passionately

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From this reading With death before him, he clung passionately to his art, absorbed in that alone and in the great Beyond.

period

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From this reading In the autumn of 1867 he was laid by his beloved child in Trinity churchyard, Columbia, S.C. General Hampton, Governor Thompson, and other great Carolinians bore him to the grave,--a grave that, through the sackcloth of the Reconstruction period in South Carolina, remained without a stone.

physicians

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From this reading The best physicians lovingly gave their skillful ministration, and the State's most eminent men, in their common need, tenderly cared for him and his.

poems

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From this reading His latest occupation was correcting the proof-sheets of his own poems, and he passed away with them by his side, stained with his life-blood.

proof-sheets

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From this reading His latest occupation was correcting the proof-sheets of his own poems, and he passed away with them by his side, stained with his life-blood.

Reconstruction

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From this reading In the autumn of 1867 he was laid by his beloved child in Trinity churchyard, Columbia, S.C. General Hampton, Governor Thompson, and other great Carolinians bore him to the grave,--a grave that, through the sackcloth of the Reconstruction period in South Carolina, remained without a stone.

remained

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From this reading In the autumn of 1867 he was laid by his beloved child in Trinity churchyard, Columbia, S.C. General Hampton, Governor Thompson, and other great Carolinians bore him to the grave,--a grave that, through the sackcloth of the Reconstruction period in South Carolina, remained without a stone.

S

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From this reading In the autumn of 1867 he was laid by his beloved child in Trinity churchyard, Columbia, S.C. General Hampton, Governor Thompson, and other great Carolinians bore him to the grave,--a grave that, through the sackcloth of the Reconstruction period in South Carolina, remained without a stone.

sackcloth

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From this reading In the autumn of 1867 he was laid by his beloved child in Trinity churchyard, Columbia, S.C. General Hampton, Governor Thompson, and other great Carolinians bore him to the grave,--a grave that, through the sackcloth of the Reconstruction period in South Carolina, remained without a stone.

side

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From this reading His latest occupation was correcting the proof-sheets of his own poems, and he passed away with them by his side, stained with his life-blood.

skillful

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From this reading The best physicians lovingly gave their skillful ministration, and the State's most eminent men, in their common need, tenderly cared for him and his.

South

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From this reading In the autumn of 1867 he was laid by his beloved child in Trinity churchyard, Columbia, S.C. General Hampton, Governor Thompson, and other great Carolinians bore him to the grave,--a grave that, through the sackcloth of the Reconstruction period in South Carolina, remained without a stone.

stained

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From this reading His latest occupation was correcting the proof-sheets of his own poems, and he passed away with them by his side, stained with his life-blood.

State's

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From this reading The best physicians lovingly gave their skillful ministration, and the State's most eminent men, in their common need, tenderly cared for him and his.

stone

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From this reading In the autumn of 1867 he was laid by his beloved child in Trinity churchyard, Columbia, S.C. General Hampton, Governor Thompson, and other great Carolinians bore him to the grave,--a grave that, through the sackcloth of the Reconstruction period in South Carolina, remained without a stone.

tenderly

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From this reading The best physicians lovingly gave their skillful ministration, and the State's most eminent men, in their common need, tenderly cared for him and his.

that

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From this reading With death before him, he clung passionately to his art, absorbed in that alone and in the great Beyond.

The

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From this reading The best physicians lovingly gave their skillful ministration, and the State's most eminent men, in their common need, tenderly cared for him and his.

their

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From this reading The best physicians lovingly gave their skillful ministration, and the State's most eminent men, in their common need, tenderly cared for him and his.

them

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From this reading His latest occupation was correcting the proof-sheets of his own poems, and he passed away with them by his side, stained with his life-blood.

Thompson

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From this reading In the autumn of 1867 he was laid by his beloved child in Trinity churchyard, Columbia, S.C. General Hampton, Governor Thompson, and other great Carolinians bore him to the grave,--a grave that, through the sackcloth of the Reconstruction period in South Carolina, remained without a stone.

Though

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From this reading Though long in feeble health, his last illness was brief.

through

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From this reading In the autumn of 1867 he was laid by his beloved child in Trinity churchyard, Columbia, S.C. General Hampton, Governor Thompson, and other great Carolinians bore him to the grave,--a grave that, through the sackcloth of the Reconstruction period in South Carolina, remained without a stone.

to

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From this reading With death before him, he clung passionately to his art, absorbed in that alone and in the great Beyond.

Trinity

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From this reading In the autumn of 1867 he was laid by his beloved child in Trinity churchyard, Columbia, S.C. General Hampton, Governor Thompson, and other great Carolinians bore him to the grave,--a grave that, through the sackcloth of the Reconstruction period in South Carolina, remained without a stone.

was

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From this reading Though long in feeble health, his last illness was brief.

With

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From this reading With death before him, he clung passionately to his art, absorbed in that alone and in the great Beyond.

without

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From this reading In the autumn of 1867 he was laid by his beloved child in Trinity churchyard, Columbia, S.C. General Hampton, Governor Thompson, and other great Carolinians bore him to the grave,--a grave that, through the sackcloth of the Reconstruction period in South Carolina, remained without a stone.

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