Joseph Priestley
Joseph Priestley
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In every year we find a very sensible difference, and in all probability improvements of all kind will go on more rapidly than ever. Nature has done everything that can be done for any place. Perhaps you have seen the views of it taken by Miss Daich. They are not by any means too flattering.
*' Could I have my daughter here I should be happy indeed. But this, I fear, is not likely to be accomplished, owing to the strange obstinacy and prejudice of Mr Finch. Her trials must be very great, but sh...e is naturally cheerful, and has a strong sense of religion, which, I hope, will support her. This, suffi- ciently impressed, will make us equal to everything. Your kindness to her affects me much. A friend in need is a friend indeed. Something will, I hope, be done for her before my son returns, but what it can be I do not know. Her uncle has some proposal to make to my son in her favour, but the obsti- nacy of Mr Finch may defeat everything.
" You have obliged me very much by the exquisite little poem you sent me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In every year we find a very sensible difference, and in all probability improvements of all kind will go on more rapidly than ever. Nature has done everything that can be done for any place. Perhaps you have seen the views of it taken by Miss Daich. They are not by any means too flattering.
*' Could I have my daughter here I should be happy indeed. But this, I fear, is not likely to be accomplished, owing to the strange obstinacy and prejudice of Mr Finch. Her trials must be very great, but sh...e is naturally cheerful, and has a strong sense of religion, which, I hope, will support her. This, suffi- ciently impressed, will make us equal to everything. Your kindness to her affects me much. A friend in need is a friend indeed. Something will, I hope, be done for her before my son returns, but what it can be I do not know. Her uncle has some proposal to make to my son in her favour, but the obsti- nacy of Mr Finch may defeat everything.
" You have obliged me very much by the exquisite little poem you sent me.
What to read after Joseph Priestley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Edward Thorpe to read onlineMoreLess
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