James Skinner a Memoir
James Skinner a Memoir
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In August he went for a fortnight to friends in Ireland, and was able, on his return, to get fairly through his work. He writes in September : I have never ceased to consider how wonderfully kind all my Irish friends have been, at your instigation, who are the kindest of all. But, unfortunately, this consideration had no effect whatsoever upon the intruders upon my time in the form of persons and letters, which have, literally, never ceased since I entered the house.
The numbers of men and wome...n and priests and candidates for orders who want help seems to be increasing, if I may judge from those who frequent so unworthy an " oracle " as myself, and the programme of our action, in preparing for our defence in the coming crisis, occupies much thought and time.
Alas ! a sharp attack of bronchitis in December brought a positive veto from his doctor against his venturing to encounter an English spring, but he was allowed to remain 324 WINTER AT CANNES.
at home until February, 1875, and writes to a friend on Christmas Day, 1874: Thank God for His past and undeserved mercies !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In August he went for a fortnight to friends in Ireland, and was able, on his return, to get fairly through his work. He writes in September : I have never ceased to consider how wonderfully kind all my Irish friends have been, at your instigation, who are the kindest of all. But, unfortunately, this consideration had no effect whatsoever upon the intruders upon my time in the form of persons and letters, which have, literally, never ceased since I entered the house.
The numbers of men and wome...n and priests and candidates for orders who want help seems to be increasing, if I may judge from those who frequent so unworthy an " oracle " as myself, and the programme of our action, in preparing for our defence in the coming crisis, occupies much thought and time.
Alas ! a sharp attack of bronchitis in December brought a positive veto from his doctor against his venturing to encounter an English spring, but he was allowed to remain 324 WINTER AT CANNES.
at home until February, 1875, and writes to a friend on Christmas Day, 1874: Thank God for His past and undeserved mercies !
What to read after James Skinner a Memoir?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Scribner Jenness to read onlineMoreLess
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