George Gilfillan Letters And Journals With Memoir
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It was but natural that a man, who when he was close on middle-age had still his reputation and fortune to make, who had associated at one time with the lower ranks of London literary life, till by a happy hit he obtained a first-rate reputation, should be soured and half savagised, and so undoubtedly he was. Some parts of his " Georges " were diabolical, as bad as Byron. Scott is exactly of my opinion about America. He writes in a manly style.
350 GEORGE GILF1LLAN.
Morton sends me his " Family... Circle. " It looks well and is well arranged.
^rd January. Lectured on the calling of Elisha ; defended the dignity of labour ; spoke of God's hidden ones ; contrasted Elijah's spirit with that of Christ. In the afternoon preached on " The time is short. " Spoke 1st, of length of time when we thought how much work might be done in it, suffer- ing endured, good and evil responsibility contracted ; 2nd, of its shortness compared to God's existence, to the past eternity, to the age of the earth, to the boundless extent of the universe, and to the coming eternity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was but natural that a man, who when he was close on middle-age had still his reputation and fortune to make, who had associated at one time with the lower ranks of London literary life, till by a happy hit he obtained a first-rate reputation, should be soured and half savagised, and so undoubtedly he was. Some parts of his " Georges " were diabolical, as bad as Byron. Scott is exactly of my opinion about America. He writes in a manly style.
350 GEORGE GILF1LLAN.
Morton sends me his " Family... Circle. " It looks well and is well arranged.
^rd January. Lectured on the calling of Elisha ; defended the dignity of labour ; spoke of God's hidden ones ; contrasted Elijah's spirit with that of Christ. In the afternoon preached on " The time is short. " Spoke 1st, of length of time when we thought how much work might be done in it, suffer- ing endured, good and evil responsibility contracted ; 2nd, of its shortness compared to God's existence, to the past eternity, to the age of the earth, to the boundless extent of the universe, and to the coming eternity.
What to read after George Gilfillan Letters And Journals With Memoir?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilfillan George to read onlineMoreLess
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