Historical Mysteries
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He has beendescribed to me, by a lady who knew him in his later years, when hehad ceased to work drawing-room miracles in society, as a gentle, kindly, quiet person, with no obvious fault, unless a harmless andchildlike vanity be a fault. Thus he struck an observer not of hisintimate circle. He liked to give readings and recitations, and heplayed the piano with a good deal of feeling. He was a fair linguist, he had been a Catholic, he was of the middle order of intelligence, hehad no 'mission' ...except to prove that disembodied spirits exist, ifthat were a legitimate inference from the marvels which attended him.
Mr. Robert Bell in _The Cornhill Magazine_, Vol. II. , 1860, describedHome's miracles in an article called 'Stranger than Fiction. ' Hisaccount of the man's personality is exactly like what I have alreadygiven. Home was 'a very mild specimen of familiar humanity. ' Hishealth was bad. 'The expression of his face in repose' (he was onlytwenty-seven) 'is that of physical suffering.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He has beendescribed to me, by a lady who knew him in his later years, when hehad ceased to work drawing-room miracles in society, as a gentle, kindly, quiet person, with no obvious fault, unless a harmless andchildlike vanity be a fault. Thus he struck an observer not of hisintimate circle. He liked to give readings and recitations, and heplayed the piano with a good deal of feeling. He was a fair linguist, he had been a Catholic, he was of the middle order of intelligence, hehad no 'mission' ...except to prove that disembodied spirits exist, ifthat were a legitimate inference from the marvels which attended him.
Mr. Robert Bell in _The Cornhill Magazine_, Vol. II. , 1860, describedHome's miracles in an article called 'Stranger than Fiction. ' Hisaccount of the man's personality is exactly like what I have alreadygiven. Home was 'a very mild specimen of familiar humanity. ' Hishealth was bad. 'The expression of his face in repose' (he was onlytwenty-seven) 'is that of physical suffering.
What to read after Historical Mysteries?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lang Andrew to read onlineMoreLess
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