Letters And Memorials of Wendell Phillips Garrison Literary Editor of the Nat
Letters And Memorials of Wendell Phillips Garrison Literary Editor of the Nat
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A book or two floats through my mind, and I shall always be noticing for the Nation books which relate to my hobbies. . . .
It is good to be reminded of your family and of your continued friendship for one whom you have always overrated and who now signs himself, Gratefully yours, Wendell P. Garrison.
Gustav Pollak.
130 LAST LETTERS South Orange, N. J. February 18, 1907.
My dear Thayer, — Your thoughtful and feel- ing letter was addressed to one who is of little further use and to be included i...n the Necrology of the next Harvard Graduates' Magazine. An abdominal tumor is devouring me and it is time to think of a partita onesta. Your words are all too kind. Your friendship in the past most constant and loyal. Thanks and good-bye.
Wendell P. Garrison.
per k. N. G. W. R. Thayer.
(Extract from a farewell letter to Mrs. Henry Villard, dated December 21, 1906, received by her after her brother's death. ) I pass into the sleep we call death without appre- hension or hesitation. Much I should have liked to do — not necessary but interesting, and mean- while watched the growth of the second generation, so varied in appearance and character.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A book or two floats through my mind, and I shall always be noticing for the Nation books which relate to my hobbies. . . .
It is good to be reminded of your family and of your continued friendship for one whom you have always overrated and who now signs himself, Gratefully yours, Wendell P. Garrison.
Gustav Pollak.
130 LAST LETTERS South Orange, N. J. February 18, 1907.
My dear Thayer, — Your thoughtful and feel- ing letter was addressed to one who is of little further use and to be included i...n the Necrology of the next Harvard Graduates' Magazine. An abdominal tumor is devouring me and it is time to think of a partita onesta. Your words are all too kind. Your friendship in the past most constant and loyal. Thanks and good-bye.
Wendell P. Garrison.
per k. N. G. W. R. Thayer.
(Extract from a farewell letter to Mrs. Henry Villard, dated December 21, 1906, received by her after her brother's death. ) I pass into the sleep we call death without appre- hension or hesitation. Much I should have liked to do — not necessary but interesting, and mean- while watched the growth of the second generation, so varied in appearance and character.
What to read after Letters And Memorials of Wendell Phillips Garrison Literary Editor of the Nat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wendell Phillips Garrison to read onlineMoreLess
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