A Shelf of Old Books
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" To her we owe these books. They are doubt- less helping to pave the way for other discover- ers, but much of the great learning they con- tain must be already as matter sloughed off from the new creature.
Dr. Brown continually recurs to this brilliant frustrated career. He says in one of his letters : " I send you a notice I wrote for T/ic Scotsman at the time of George Wilson's death. The part about Samuel Brown will interest you. " And again : " You will see in the article on my cousin in t...he North British an extract from a Diary he kept. I believe that Diary, if Mrs. Brown would permit its publication, would give the world a better idea of what Samuel Brown's genius was than an\-thing of his that has hitherto been published. . . . Here he Edinburgh 93 was too much the prophet at home, and there- fore not honored as I think he deserved. . . . " There is still another book on the shelf con- nected with the old Scottish days and Dr. Brown. It is a discourse by Nathaniel Cul- verwel, edited by the Rev.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" To her we owe these books. They are doubt- less helping to pave the way for other discover- ers, but much of the great learning they con- tain must be already as matter sloughed off from the new creature.
Dr. Brown continually recurs to this brilliant frustrated career. He says in one of his letters : " I send you a notice I wrote for T/ic Scotsman at the time of George Wilson's death. The part about Samuel Brown will interest you. " And again : " You will see in the article on my cousin in t...he North British an extract from a Diary he kept. I believe that Diary, if Mrs. Brown would permit its publication, would give the world a better idea of what Samuel Brown's genius was than an\-thing of his that has hitherto been published. . . . Here he Edinburgh 93 was too much the prophet at home, and there- fore not honored as I think he deserved. . . . " There is still another book on the shelf con- nected with the old Scottish days and Dr. Brown. It is a discourse by Nathaniel Cul- verwel, edited by the Rev.
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