Diary, Reminiscences, And Correspondence of Henry Crabb Robinson ..
Diary, Reminiscences, And Correspondence of Henry Crabb Robinson ..
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Mrs. Dyer was not so wholly illiterate as H. C. B. imagined ; and, if her hopes for the better world did not rest much at last on that which was " next to godliness," she certainly wrought a striking change in the personal appearance of her husband.
§ Nephew of Sir J. Lcaoh, Master of the-Bolla.
Digitized by VjOOQIC i860.] REV. P. LE BRETON'S DEATH. 473 most active official career, when the pursuit of knowledge is practised as a recreation, the difficulty of concentrating the attention and impr...essing the memory is reduced to the lowest point." I never could concentrate my attention even on works of speculation.
September %Jfik. — Went by train to Wimbledon, and then took a cab to Miss Bayley's beautiful residence on Wimbledon Common. I had a very agreeable evening of friendly chat.
Miss Bayley is infirm and walks with difficulty, but her mind is in no respect weaker than it was. At ten o'clock she left me to myself, and I had great pleasure in looking over her books. I had read on my short journey Eckermann's Ge~ sprdche mit Goethe ; though the third part is not entitled to so much respect as the first two, for he goes over the ground a second time, and one does not see why what he relates in this part was not related in the former narrative.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Dyer was not so wholly illiterate as H. C. B. imagined ; and, if her hopes for the better world did not rest much at last on that which was " next to godliness," she certainly wrought a striking change in the personal appearance of her husband.
§ Nephew of Sir J. Lcaoh, Master of the-Bolla.
Digitized by VjOOQIC i860.] REV. P. LE BRETON'S DEATH. 473 most active official career, when the pursuit of knowledge is practised as a recreation, the difficulty of concentrating the attention and impr...essing the memory is reduced to the lowest point." I never could concentrate my attention even on works of speculation.
September %Jfik. — Went by train to Wimbledon, and then took a cab to Miss Bayley's beautiful residence on Wimbledon Common. I had a very agreeable evening of friendly chat.
Miss Bayley is infirm and walks with difficulty, but her mind is in no respect weaker than it was. At ten o'clock she left me to myself, and I had great pleasure in looking over her books. I had read on my short journey Eckermann's Ge~ sprdche mit Goethe ; though the third part is not entitled to so much respect as the first two, for he goes over the ground a second time, and one does not see why what he relates in this part was not related in the former narrative.
What to read after Diary, Reminiscences, And Correspondence of Henry Crabb Robinson ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robinson, Henry Crabb, 1775-1867 to read onlineMoreLess
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