Further Memories
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The lady followed his advice. He was a large-minded and generous man, and though, as it turned out, he became the heir to a great fortune, if must never be forgotten that he might have inherited property 206 Redesdale's Further Memories worth at that time, according to the late Mr.
Charles Davis's computation, at least seven millions sterling, and now, in view of the amazing rise in the value of all works of art, perhaps as much more.
It was a most courageous and loyal piece of self- sacrifice.... One day, when I said to a man who was inclined to scoff, his answer was: "Yes, but look at the Death Duties that he would have had to pay." He could have met those by the sale of half a dozen pictures. Nothing, to my mind, can detract from the patriotic wisdom and gene- rosity of Sir John's conduct.
When the greatest collection of art treasures that ever was in any private hands became the property of the nation, the next question was of how and where to house it. Sir Michael Hicks-Beach was Chancellor of the Exchequer at the time, and he ap- pointed a Committee, of which he asked me to be a member, to consider the matter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The lady followed his advice. He was a large-minded and generous man, and though, as it turned out, he became the heir to a great fortune, if must never be forgotten that he might have inherited property 206 Redesdale's Further Memories worth at that time, according to the late Mr.
Charles Davis's computation, at least seven millions sterling, and now, in view of the amazing rise in the value of all works of art, perhaps as much more.
It was a most courageous and loyal piece of self- sacrifice.... One day, when I said to a man who was inclined to scoff, his answer was: "Yes, but look at the Death Duties that he would have had to pay." He could have met those by the sale of half a dozen pictures. Nothing, to my mind, can detract from the patriotic wisdom and gene- rosity of Sir John's conduct.
When the greatest collection of art treasures that ever was in any private hands became the property of the nation, the next question was of how and where to house it. Sir Michael Hicks-Beach was Chancellor of the Exchequer at the time, and he ap- pointed a Committee, of which he asked me to be a member, to consider the matter.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gosse, Edmund, 1849-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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