Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19
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brief announcement has already been ,de Ia this
paper OF the death Mrs Dr. PEscH the 9TH Instant
In the 3ith Of her She calmly yielded up her
life on that beautiful spring morning, when the
was overed with the first growth OF te der grass when
the trees putting the foliage OF her annual
lfe-when the sun gat like food into the dea b.
chamber and the fresh western breezes came also to sup
port the first ut ering of angel wings which have
borne her pure spris TO happier and brshter world
All that moral conveyed the cemetery
selection where her tranquil slombers during the
long march Of time will not be disturbed by the busy
scenes and stsrl pg even,s Of the life above her.
Only By her intimate friends could Mrs PrEncrs mer-
its be properly appreciated Casual acquantances might
only see In Der refined, digniied and we-informed
woman for she bal neither vo!ubiiy OF
brillancy Of repartee dazzling striking in
ordinary socsl intercourse. Indeed there ofeL en-
apparent diff fence in her mode Of expression didence
which those who knew her best perceived be caused
manly BY her love Of exact trath and rghther unwll
ingness give uterance to thought opinion watch
might feeling sympathy which
might be wrong, which she did feel. Even when
Co strained in some orm to condemn her
quent became suggestions rather than CONCLUSIONS
and possibilities more than certaintes.
The dark aud The evi-alas the depth Of that dark
world, wherein many thousands in all lands de-
veted to the work Of multiplying human Suffering she
turned FROM when possible too ,ad sight, % mex
pcable amystery, Ing whatever things bright
and pure. Heoce her philosophy of lie brsath.d q
CO erh AMI hopeful 'prt and that highest Of phisso
phes religion. could be her iron code of srb-
trary and inrex be laws, icy formulas OF pain aud
pei ance shadowed with gloom and sorrow, but was q
he hone ~ a of he n .
OF blessing prec to er than the fro~n ng
Iugm seat and the love Of Christ and the vision Of
the jerusalem pow rrful motives than the
rors Of The lost and pictures Of p rdi'iop.
Marked instance example most worthy cf imitation,
she OF having multiple ty OF hou hold cares
great press1re OF 90 nestle duties who with ct
lec;ing soge duty, still found day
day to grow in knowledge and sttsnments There was
constant development Of nellect larger on
sounser Judgment; she addict her faith, knowledge
knose &c both speculative and practical and beaufy
ing sill her sol Attachments. there lite -hetic
culture. Buckle. Herbert. Spencer. Draper, Zoe he,
Schiller these knew De- among her studies
How ebsuaed too she by the rich melody OF COler
Idge's vtrse How thrilled with the wild dreams ard
wonder al visions o. Thomas De Quincy that mighty
master 10 English composition How Tennyscn's
"Locss,ey Hall" or Charge % the Light Brigade
would stir her ne shout q battle the soldier
the wonderful o. the Lady Of Shoot;" melt
II with tenderness; the sweet story o. Fnoch Ar6en'
or Sin Memoram It'll every tumuif calm every .x-
element like the failed hslcyon upon the troubled
and dase their gentle music through the whole beng
eli read the English classics she had iabi6ed the
spirit Of the best writers 10 the language Her
positions few Of which appeared in print bgs several Of
Which contributed at tke solicitation OF fnenfs.
were striking sample, OF pure ehsts and elegant wit
inz.
Besutr truth and goodness the human souls
end; the attainment OF these sves symmetry and
st. enzth 10 the charscer and these should oh bu
man eature aspire Thther were her aspirations and
,ncs,vors-sspirarious and esdesvors thar We had
thought little VII e sg,, beirs owned With
rrea. success-s success however which vas bu. little
in comparison With the presest. n that wOrit where
beauty truth ard goOdaess reign supreme Unto her s
nov given the exal,ani T. d IN. While unto Ne, Who
knew her BEST admired ter st, there IL given only,
Ana ret hut fer little shi.e he Hsereye.