Haphazard Personalities Chiefly of Noted Americans
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C. Boute, clergyman, and secretary of the University of California ; and Octavius Perenchief, who died at Bridgeport, Penn. , in April, 1877.
I first met Mr. Noble in the city of New York, in 1839, at the house of Park Benjamin, when he was a student at the General Theological Seminary, and I a Pearl Street clerk. As he had spent a part of his boyhood in the wilds of my native State, Michigan (although born in New York, in 1812), we became intimate from the start. I frequently visited him at th...e seminary, where I formed the acquaint ance of his fellow-students, Kedney and Olmstead ; and the night discussions, sustained by moderate feasting, which we were wont to enjoy, did much to direct me into the path of literature, which I have since pursued in spite of my want of a college education. In one of his first letters, written to me from the seminary to Pearl Street, he said : " We drink cocoa Friday eve, at nine of the time- teller. Do come and drink with us. You are the only one in Babylon who could be admitted to come.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C. Boute, clergyman, and secretary of the University of California ; and Octavius Perenchief, who died at Bridgeport, Penn. , in April, 1877.
I first met Mr. Noble in the city of New York, in 1839, at the house of Park Benjamin, when he was a student at the General Theological Seminary, and I a Pearl Street clerk. As he had spent a part of his boyhood in the wilds of my native State, Michigan (although born in New York, in 1812), we became intimate from the start. I frequently visited him at th...e seminary, where I formed the acquaint ance of his fellow-students, Kedney and Olmstead ; and the night discussions, sustained by moderate feasting, which we were wont to enjoy, did much to direct me into the path of literature, which I have since pursued in spite of my want of a college education. In one of his first letters, written to me from the seminary to Pearl Street, he said : " We drink cocoa Friday eve, at nine of the time- teller. Do come and drink with us. You are the only one in Babylon who could be admitted to come.
What to read after Haphazard Personalities Chiefly of Noted Americans?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Lanman to read onlineMoreLess
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