BERKSHIRE STAR (STOCKBRIDGE, MASS.) THURSDAY 11 APRIL 1822, P. 3:
DIED,
At Tyringham, on the first instant, Mrs. Huldah Sweet, wife of Capt. Riley Sweet, aged 20 years. Through a long and tedious sickness, by her fortitude and christian resignation she fully evinced this truth. "The Infidel may die in a state of insensibility, the Philosopher submit to his fate in silence, the Hero rush thoughtlessly into eternity; but the Christian conquers as he falls, and proves a victor in the arms of death." Communicated.
DIED,
At Tyringham, on the first instant, Mrs. Huldah Sweet, wife of Capt. Riley Sweet, aged 20 years. Through a long and tedious sickness, by her fortitude and christian resignation she fully evinced this truth. "The Infidel may die in a state of insensibility, the Philosopher submit to his fate in silence, the Hero rush thoughtlessly into eternity; but the Christian conquers as he falls, and proves a victor in the arms of death." Communicated.
BERKSHIRE STAR (STOCKBRIDGE, MASS.) THURSDAY 11 APRIL 1822, P. 3:
DIED,
At Tyringham, on the first instant, Mrs. Huldah Sweet, wife of Capt. Riley Sweet, aged 20 years. Through a long and tedious sickness, by her fortitude and christian resignation she fully evinced this truth. "The Infidel may die in a state of insensibility, the Philosopher submit to his fate in silence, the Hero rush thoughtlessly into eternity; but the Christian conquers as he falls, and proves a victor in the arms of death." Communicated.
DIED,
At Tyringham, on the first instant, Mrs. Huldah Sweet, wife of Capt. Riley Sweet, aged 20 years. Through a long and tedious sickness, by her fortitude and christian resignation she fully evinced this truth. "The Infidel may die in a state of insensibility, the Philosopher submit to his fate in silence, the Hero rush thoughtlessly into eternity; but the Christian conquers as he falls, and proves a victor in the arms of death." Communicated.
Inscription
In
Memory of
HULDAH,
Wife of
Capt Riley Sweet,
O. B. April 1, 1822:
Æ. 20 ys. 9 mo. ~
Leaving two small children and
a Hustband whose feelings
cannot be written.
Where immortal spirits reign,
There may we all meet again.
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