Edwin Bainbridge a Memoir
Edwin Bainbridge a Memoir
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And the two Misses Yates taking groat pleasure in showing me their Indian ' curios. ' " Thursday, May 2 7//(. — Called at Messrs Mc Arthur's warehouse to see if J. P. McA. Had returned, and to get Mrs. McA. 's address. Mr. Larkins (McA. 's part- ner) asked me to go into his office ; and after a short conversation I found he had been at 'Hitchcock's'* for nineteen years, and was buyer in the silk department. He was also at ' Pawson's, 't and knew my father very well. He showed me round the premi...ses, and asked me to his house to lunch. We drove out together in a 'hansom. ' The scenery was very beautiful, and I enjoyed the drive immensely. . . . Mr. Larkins wrote out some small excursions for me to make, and persuaded me to prolong my visit to Auckland.
"Friday, May 28th. — Forrest (a young fellow going to Tonga as a missionary) and I took train out to Henderson : . . . But when we got there, we found * Messrs. Hitchcock, Williams & Co. , of St. Paul's Churchyard, London : in vihose house Echvin Bainbridge was engaged for a short time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the two Misses Yates taking groat pleasure in showing me their Indian ' curios. ' " Thursday, May 2 7//(. — Called at Messrs Mc Arthur's warehouse to see if J. P. McA. Had returned, and to get Mrs. McA. 's address. Mr. Larkins (McA. 's part- ner) asked me to go into his office ; and after a short conversation I found he had been at 'Hitchcock's'* for nineteen years, and was buyer in the silk department. He was also at ' Pawson's, 't and knew my father very well. He showed me round the premi...ses, and asked me to his house to lunch. We drove out together in a 'hansom. ' The scenery was very beautiful, and I enjoyed the drive immensely. . . . Mr. Larkins wrote out some small excursions for me to make, and persuaded me to prolong my visit to Auckland.
"Friday, May 28th. — Forrest (a young fellow going to Tonga as a missionary) and I took train out to Henderson : . . . But when we got there, we found * Messrs. Hitchcock, Williams & Co. , of St. Paul's Churchyard, London : in vihose house Echvin Bainbridge was engaged for a short time.
What to read after Edwin Bainbridge a Memoir?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Darlington to read onlineMoreLess
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