A Selection From the Correspondence of Thomas Chalmers
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]\Ir. Erskine sends the kindest inquiries after Dr. Rainy and Mr. R. Brown, whom he had formerly met with in Glas- gow. — Yours with great esteem and regard, Thomas Chalmers.
No. XCVUI.
Blochairn, \?>th September 1825.
My dear Madam, — We have been very happy here in the midst of great quiet and of the most unbounded kindness. The scheme of our future movements is somewhat embarrassed by a public sermon which I have to preach in the middle of next week ; and I find in consequence that it will a...nswer best for us to come down to Fairley on Monday the od of October, being Monday fortnight. But should any other week be more con- venient for you, I beg that you will mention it.
I am glad to understand that Mr. Parker is so much better, and that Mr. James purposes to stay with you till the J 0th of October. I am very desirous of some conversation with him, and more especially since I understand that his studies have been directed to Political Economy.
Mrs. Chalmers joins me in kindest compliments to you and the Misses Parker.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
]\Ir. Erskine sends the kindest inquiries after Dr. Rainy and Mr. R. Brown, whom he had formerly met with in Glas- gow. — Yours with great esteem and regard, Thomas Chalmers.
No. XCVUI.
Blochairn, \?>th September 1825.
My dear Madam, — We have been very happy here in the midst of great quiet and of the most unbounded kindness. The scheme of our future movements is somewhat embarrassed by a public sermon which I have to preach in the middle of next week ; and I find in consequence that it will a...nswer best for us to come down to Fairley on Monday the od of October, being Monday fortnight. But should any other week be more con- venient for you, I beg that you will mention it.
I am glad to understand that Mr. Parker is so much better, and that Mr. James purposes to stay with you till the J 0th of October. I am very desirous of some conversation with him, and more especially since I understand that his studies have been directed to Political Economy.
Mrs. Chalmers joins me in kindest compliments to you and the Misses Parker.
What to read after A Selection From the Correspondence of Thomas Chalmers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chalmers, Thomas, 1780-1847 to read onlineMoreLess
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