CHAPTER XLIX.

MOUNT VERNON—MEMORIAL DAY—ARLINGTON.

The Tomb of Washington—The Pilgrims who Visit it—Where George and

Martha Washington Rest—The Thought of Other Graves—The

Defenders of the Republic—Eating Boiled Eggs—A Butterfly

Visit—Patriarchal Dogs—Remembering a Feast—The Room in which

Washington Died—The Great Key of the Bastile—The Gift of

Lafayette—Moralizing—Inside the Mansion—Uncle Tom’s

_Bouquets_—Beautiful Scenery—Memorial Day at Arlington—The

Soldiers’ Orphans—The Grave of Forty Soldiers—The Sacrifice of

a Widow’s Son—The Record of the Brave—A National Prayer for the

Dead, 581

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