David Cox And Peter De Wint
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hold. In his latter days he was much given to the perusal of books of devotion, and his religious life seemed only to grow stronger with his advancing years.
We have said that De Wint paid many visits to his pupils.
There is a rather curious anecdote related concerning his stay at Badger, in Shropshire, with a favourite pupil and patron, Mr.
H. Cheney, where on one occasion he declared that he knew from a certain oppression on his chest that there must be a fire in the house. He was so decided ...about this, asserting it in fact so vigorously, that his friends, though incredulous, instituted a search. However, this search proved for a long time a very fruitless one, and they were just about to abandon it, when the flames suddenly burst through the floor of one of the rooms, justifying De Wint's apprehensions.
In the summer of 1843 De Wint went into Hampshire, intending to remain there some time, and to devote himself to the scenery of the New Forest, a part of the country he had not before visited.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
hold. In his latter days he was much given to the perusal of books of devotion, and his religious life seemed only to grow stronger with his advancing years.
We have said that De Wint paid many visits to his pupils.
There is a rather curious anecdote related concerning his stay at Badger, in Shropshire, with a favourite pupil and patron, Mr.
H. Cheney, where on one occasion he declared that he knew from a certain oppression on his chest that there must be a fire in the house. He was so decided ...about this, asserting it in fact so vigorously, that his friends, though incredulous, instituted a search. However, this search proved for a long time a very fruitless one, and they were just about to abandon it, when the flames suddenly burst through the floor of one of the rooms, justifying De Wint's apprehensions.
In the summer of 1843 De Wint went into Hampshire, intending to remain there some time, and to devote himself to the scenery of the New Forest, a part of the country he had not before visited.
What to read after David Cox And Peter De Wint?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Redgrave, G. R. (Gilbert Richard), B. 1844 to read onlineMoreLess
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