Led On! Step By Step, Scenes From Clerical, Military, Educational, And Plantation Life in the South, 1828-1898;
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W. H. Aspinwall, who greeted me warmly after the speech, and before we left handed me a check of a considerable amount for my work ; and he con- tinued until his death to be an annual contributor. Then his pious wife, a sister of the great J. Lloyd Breck, con- tinued to be my generous.friend until she died. So much came of that invitation of my dear friend Mr. Low.
But I was sometimes terribly disheartened. One day the Rev. Dr. Morgan, rector of St. Thomas's volunteered to give me a letter of i...ntroduction to one of his wealthy par- ishioners, who had just moved into a new house, newly fur- nished. He appreciated the compliment of his rector in singling him out, and began to make excuses for not help- ing me, by telling me how much he had recently given, — thirty thousand to this object, five thousand to another, and four to another, and so on. He estimated his recent 262 Led On / gifts at about forty thousand dollars. I deprecated his giving his reasons for refusing me help. I was quite ready, I said, to believe them good, and congratulated him and his beneficiaries, and only regretted I was not so fortunate as to be one of them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W. H. Aspinwall, who greeted me warmly after the speech, and before we left handed me a check of a considerable amount for my work ; and he con- tinued until his death to be an annual contributor. Then his pious wife, a sister of the great J. Lloyd Breck, con- tinued to be my generous.friend until she died. So much came of that invitation of my dear friend Mr. Low.
But I was sometimes terribly disheartened. One day the Rev. Dr. Morgan, rector of St. Thomas's volunteered to give me a letter of i...ntroduction to one of his wealthy par- ishioners, who had just moved into a new house, newly fur- nished. He appreciated the compliment of his rector in singling him out, and began to make excuses for not help- ing me, by telling me how much he had recently given, — thirty thousand to this object, five thousand to another, and four to another, and so on. He estimated his recent 262 Led On / gifts at about forty thousand dollars. I deprecated his giving his reasons for refusing me help. I was quite ready, I said, to believe them good, and congratulated him and his beneficiaries, and only regretted I was not so fortunate as to be one of them.
What to read after Led On! Step By Step, Scenes From Clerical, Military, Educational, And Plantation Life in the South, 1828-1898;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anthony Toomer Porter to read onlineMoreLess
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