Mason Weems quotes

Feeling that the silver chord of life is loosing, and that his spirit is ready to quit her old companion the body, he extends himself on his bed - closes his eyes for the last time, with his own hands - folds his arms decently on his breast, then breathing out "Father of mercies! take me to thyself," - he fell asleep. Swift on angels' wings the brightening saint ascended; while voices more than human were heard (in Fancy's ear) warbling through the happy regions, and hymning the great procession towards the gates of heaven. His glorious coming was seen far off, and myriads of mighty angels hastened forth, with golden harps, to welcome the honored stranger. (Mason Weems)
I cannot tell a lie, I did it with my little hatchet. View quote
Mason Weems
Even common passions... will put him up to his mettle. View quote
Mason Weems

Mason Weems

Mason Weems - Image
Occupation: Biographer
Born: October 11, 1759
Died: May 23, 1825
Quotes count: 3
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