Anna Seward
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He was deeply beloved by his daughter, whomost dutifully nursed him for some ten years before his death.
Twelve years later Dr. Darwin died suddenly, in the very act of writing aletter to Richard Lovell Edgeworth; and in 1804 Anna Seward published abiographical Memoir of Darwin, in reference to which Sir Walter Scottwrote, “he could not have wished his fame and character entrusted to apen more capable of doing them ample and, above all, discriminatingjustice. ” She called Darwin her “bright lum...inary. ” On his death shewrote thus:—“His extinction is universally lamented, from the mostoperative cause of regret; and while disease may no longer turn the eyesof hope upon his rescuing and restoring skill, the poetic fanes lose asplendid source of ornament; philosophic science, an ingenious and daringdictator; and medicinal art, a pillar of transcendent strength. ” TheMemoir she called, “The woman’s mite in biography. ” This book, notwithstanding Sir Walter Scott’s praise, is, nowadays, considered but apoor piece of writing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was deeply beloved by his daughter, whomost dutifully nursed him for some ten years before his death.
Twelve years later Dr. Darwin died suddenly, in the very act of writing aletter to Richard Lovell Edgeworth; and in 1804 Anna Seward published abiographical Memoir of Darwin, in reference to which Sir Walter Scottwrote, “he could not have wished his fame and character entrusted to apen more capable of doing them ample and, above all, discriminatingjustice. ” She called Darwin her “bright lum...inary. ” On his death shewrote thus:—“His extinction is universally lamented, from the mostoperative cause of regret; and while disease may no longer turn the eyesof hope upon his rescuing and restoring skill, the poetic fanes lose asplendid source of ornament; philosophic science, an ingenious and daringdictator; and medicinal art, a pillar of transcendent strength. ” TheMemoir she called, “The woman’s mite in biography. ” This book, notwithstanding Sir Walter Scott’s praise, is, nowadays, considered but apoor piece of writing.
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