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As regards Sir Joseph Hooker it is almost un- necessary to quote, but I may give these few samples WHAT LED TO THE WORK AND THE SUCCESS OF IT. 165 " My dear Hooker, it is a great thing for me to have so good, true, and old a friend as you. I owe much for science to my friends " (ii. 302). " Many thanks for your last Sunday's letter, which was one of the pleasantest I ever received in my life " (ii. 384). " I have for long years looked at you as my Public, and care more for your opinion than tha...t of all the rest of the world " (iii. 306). " Now that I know that it (the review) is yours, I have re-read it, and, my kind and good friend, it has warmed my heart with all the honour- able and noble things you say of me" (ii. 267). "I have just received your note with sincere grief ; there is no help for it I shall always look at your intention of coming here, under such cir- cumstances, as the greatest proof of friendship I ever received from mortal man " (i. 360). " I then opened yours, and such is the effect of warmth, friendship, and kindness from one that is loved, that the very same fact, told as you told it, made me glow with pleasure till my very heart throbbed " (i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As regards Sir Joseph Hooker it is almost un- necessary to quote, but I may give these few samples WHAT LED TO THE WORK AND THE SUCCESS OF IT. 165 " My dear Hooker, it is a great thing for me to have so good, true, and old a friend as you. I owe much for science to my friends " (ii. 302). " Many thanks for your last Sunday's letter, which was one of the pleasantest I ever received in my life " (ii. 384). " I have for long years looked at you as my Public, and care more for your opinion than tha...t of all the rest of the world " (iii. 306). " Now that I know that it (the review) is yours, I have re-read it, and, my kind and good friend, it has warmed my heart with all the honour- able and noble things you say of me" (ii. 267). "I have just received your note with sincere grief ; there is no help for it I shall always look at your intention of coming here, under such cir- cumstances, as the greatest proof of friendship I ever received from mortal man " (i. 360). " I then opened yours, and such is the effect of warmth, friendship, and kindness from one that is loved, that the very same fact, told as you told it, made me glow with pleasure till my very heart throbbed " (i.
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