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Firm yet yeilding
Firm yet yeilding
Silent yet eloquent
Silent yet eloquent
Gay without gaiety
Gay without levity
Happy without exultation
Happy without exultation
Conscious but not vain of [...]
Conscious but not vain of power
His faults were those of a child
His faults were those of a child
His virtues those of a hero
His virtues those of a Hero
Wouldst thou ask where thou shall meet with such a man?
Wouldst thou ask where thou shall meet with such a man?
Alas!
Alas!
Thou must seek his image in our hearts
Thou must seek his image in our Hearts
His spirit in the skies
His spirit in the skies
Wouldst thou desire to hear his epitaph?
Wouldst thou desire to hear his Epitaph?
Learn it of all who know him
Learn it of all who know him
Wouldst thou see his monument?
Wouldst thou see his monument?
Behold his name
Behold his name
Robert Carthew Reynolds.
Robert Carthew Reynolds.
Written by [...] Williams
Written by Miss. C. Williams

Latest revision as of 06:02, 17 July 2017

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Weep for one who gave a tear to the suffering of others A smile to his own A man enterprizing without ambition Confident without arrogance Firm yet yeilding Silent yet eloquent Gay without levity Happy without exultation Conscious but not vain of power His faults were those of a child His virtues those of a Hero Wouldst thou ask where thou shall meet with such a man? Alas! Thou must seek his image in our Hearts His spirit in the skies Wouldst thou desire to hear his Epitaph? Learn it of all who know him Wouldst thou see his monument? Behold his name Robert Carthew Reynolds. Written by Miss. C. Williams