George Borrow And His Circle, Wherein May Be Found Many Hitherto Unpublished Letters of Borrow And His Friends
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1 His 1 Darlow's Qeorge Borrow's Letters to the Bible Society, page 76. There are twenty letters written by Borrow from Russia to the Bible Society, con- tained in T. H. Darlow's Letters of George Borrow to the British and Foreign 161 ST. PETERSBURG AND J. P. HASFELD 163 version of the Psalms appeared in 1830, and of Pro- verbs in 1831. Thus he was going home in despair, but seems to have had good talk on the way with Borrow in St. Petersburg. In 1845 his complete Old Testament in Persian appea...red in Edinburgh. This William Glen has been confused with another William Glen, a law student, who taught Carlyle Greek, but they had nothing in common. Borrow and Carlyle could not possibly have had friends in common.
Borrow was drawn towards this William Glen by his enthusiasm for the Persian language. But Glen de- parted out of his life very quickly. Hasfeld, who entered it about the same time, was to stay longer.
Hasfeld was a Dane, now thirty-three years of age, who, after a period in the Foreign Office at Copen- hagen, had come to St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 His 1 Darlow's Qeorge Borrow's Letters to the Bible Society, page 76. There are twenty letters written by Borrow from Russia to the Bible Society, con- tained in T. H. Darlow's Letters of George Borrow to the British and Foreign 161 ST. PETERSBURG AND J. P. HASFELD 163 version of the Psalms appeared in 1830, and of Pro- verbs in 1831. Thus he was going home in despair, but seems to have had good talk on the way with Borrow in St. Petersburg. In 1845 his complete Old Testament in Persian appea...red in Edinburgh. This William Glen has been confused with another William Glen, a law student, who taught Carlyle Greek, but they had nothing in common. Borrow and Carlyle could not possibly have had friends in common.
Borrow was drawn towards this William Glen by his enthusiasm for the Persian language. But Glen de- parted out of his life very quickly. Hasfeld, who entered it about the same time, was to stay longer.
Hasfeld was a Dane, now thirty-three years of age, who, after a period in the Foreign Office at Copen- hagen, had come to St.
What to read after George Borrow And His Circle, Wherein May Be Found Many Hitherto Unpublished Letters of Borrow And His Friends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shorter Clement King to read onlineMoreLess
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