John Bellows Letters And Memoir
John Bellows Letters And Memoir
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" Well, when some years ago the hemp crop failed, the blow was terrible to these poor people, for they had no SIR ROBERT MORIER 113 other oil to fall back upon. W. Hilton then proposed to the mill proprietors under whom he was serving, that they should procure a finer quality of linseed and produce a sweet edible oil that might take the place of the sort that had failed. The objection previously to linseed was that it was bitter and earthy in taste. But his plan was adopted, and now an enormous... quantity of the fine quality of linseed oil is consumed in this way. " Petersburg, 29-11-92.
" Joseph Neave keeps on his way without elevation or depression, so far as I can see. He has a good deal of trial, but from causes unconnected with his errand here. I cannot help feeling the violent contrast between my own position here and that of men like Daniel Wheeler, Stephen Grellet and Thomas Shillitoe— but what can I do ? I can- not add one inch to my stature, nor make myself spiritually anything else than the strange compound of inconsistencies I have been for most of my life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Well, when some years ago the hemp crop failed, the blow was terrible to these poor people, for they had no SIR ROBERT MORIER 113 other oil to fall back upon. W. Hilton then proposed to the mill proprietors under whom he was serving, that they should procure a finer quality of linseed and produce a sweet edible oil that might take the place of the sort that had failed. The objection previously to linseed was that it was bitter and earthy in taste. But his plan was adopted, and now an enormous... quantity of the fine quality of linseed oil is consumed in this way. " Petersburg, 29-11-92.
" Joseph Neave keeps on his way without elevation or depression, so far as I can see. He has a good deal of trial, but from causes unconnected with his errand here. I cannot help feeling the violent contrast between my own position here and that of men like Daniel Wheeler, Stephen Grellet and Thomas Shillitoe— but what can I do ? I can- not add one inch to my stature, nor make myself spiritually anything else than the strange compound of inconsistencies I have been for most of my life.
What to read after John Bellows Letters And Memoir?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Fellows to read onlineMoreLess
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