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Burnley, Dec. i8, 1877.
>My Dear Sir, — I have been wondering if you would have time or care for glancing through the accompanying "part'* of one of my later works. If you should, the chapters on J. S. Buckingham and the later Earl of Carlisle, may recall some of your own experiences of " auld lang syne," and it may interest you to know that John Gratton, sketched in the last chapter, was related on the maternal side to noble John Bright.
As Mr. Bright one day put it to me, John Gratton's grand...daughter was his Q.B.'s) great grandmother. But this was not told me before the chapter was published, which I regret.
Strange to think how obscure an old writer and lecturer, whose name has been amongst the most pupuiax ui nib uay may iivc lo uecome amungbi iiiusc who are themselves comparatively obscure. There are very few of our townspeople here who know that I ever wrote such a book at all ; while many think they pay me a sort of compliment by acknowledginpf me as the author of "Pendle hill and its surroundings," the most trivial thing I ever wrote, however true and genial in its way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Burnley, Dec. i8, 1877.
>My Dear Sir, — I have been wondering if you would have time or care for glancing through the accompanying "part'* of one of my later works. If you should, the chapters on J. S. Buckingham and the later Earl of Carlisle, may recall some of your own experiences of " auld lang syne," and it may interest you to know that John Gratton, sketched in the last chapter, was related on the maternal side to noble John Bright.
As Mr. Bright one day put it to me, John Gratton's grand...daughter was his Q.B.'s) great grandmother. But this was not told me before the chapter was published, which I regret.
Strange to think how obscure an old writer and lecturer, whose name has been amongst the most pupuiax ui nib uay may iivc lo uecome amungbi iiiusc who are themselves comparatively obscure. There are very few of our townspeople here who know that I ever wrote such a book at all ; while many think they pay me a sort of compliment by acknowledginpf me as the author of "Pendle hill and its surroundings," the most trivial thing I ever wrote, however true and genial in its way.
What to read after Correspondence And Speeches of Mr. Peter Rylands, M.P.: With a Sketch of His ... 1?
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