George Eliot's Life As Related in Her Letters And Journals 3
George Eliot's Life As Related in Her Letters And Journals 3
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Your letter was one of the best cordials I could Letter to Mrs. H. B.
have. Is there anything that cheers and strengthens stowe, 6th more than the sense of another's worth and tender- ness ? And it was that sense that your letter stirred in me, not only by the words of fellowship and en- couragement you give directly to me, but by all you tell me of your own feeling under your late painful 9* 202 Mrs. Stowe and ^^Deronda'* [The Priory, Letter to experience. I had felt it long since I had heard ...of stowe,6th your and the Professor's well-being : but I need not May,i876. -^ u t say one word to you of the reasons why I am not active towards my distant friends except in thought.
I do think of them, and have a tenacious memory of every little sign they have given me. Please offer my reverential love to the Professor, and tell him I am ruthlessly proud that I kept him out of his bed. I hope that both you and he will continue to be inter- ested in my spiritual children. My cares for them , are nearly at an end, and in a few weeks we expect to set out on a Continental journey, as the sort of relax- ation which carries one most thoroughly away from studies and social claims.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your letter was one of the best cordials I could Letter to Mrs. H. B.
have. Is there anything that cheers and strengthens stowe, 6th more than the sense of another's worth and tender- ness ? And it was that sense that your letter stirred in me, not only by the words of fellowship and en- couragement you give directly to me, but by all you tell me of your own feeling under your late painful 9* 202 Mrs. Stowe and ^^Deronda'* [The Priory, Letter to experience. I had felt it long since I had heard ...of stowe,6th your and the Professor's well-being : but I need not May,i876. -^ u t say one word to you of the reasons why I am not active towards my distant friends except in thought.
I do think of them, and have a tenacious memory of every little sign they have given me. Please offer my reverential love to the Professor, and tell him I am ruthlessly proud that I kept him out of his bed. I hope that both you and he will continue to be inter- ested in my spiritual children. My cares for them , are nearly at an end, and in a few weeks we expect to set out on a Continental journey, as the sort of relax- ation which carries one most thoroughly away from studies and social claims.
What to read after George Eliot's Life As Related in Her Letters And Journals 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliot, George, 1819-1880 to read onlineMoreLess
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