Life And Letters of Rev George Boardman Taylor D D By George Braxton Taylor
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Dr. Hatcher was his own bright self. . . . Their visit stirred me up in a very pleasant way, and I needed stirring up very badly. " Dr. Hatcher, in an article about Dr. Taylor, speaks thus of this visit, and other days with Dr. Taylor in other parts of Italy: *'His appointment to Italy was the decisive event of his life. I fairly went into mourning over it, and yet rejoiced. It was something not to forget to mark the serene serious- 266 LIFE AND LETTERS OF ness with which he faced his new caree...r. When he went, it was agreed that I was to see him in his Italian home — one of my fair hopes long deferred, but realized in time. Being advised of my coming over in the summer of 1888 he notified me that he was summering in the Apennines, and that I must come to him there. Not an accessible point and I reached it at midnight of Sunday about September the first, after a hard ride through the moun- tains. He and his daughters were up, and truly I never had such a welcome ! His dear face was transfigured with radiance, and as he threw his arm around me and said, ^O Brother William, my own dear friend, you have come at last!' it seemed to me that my heart leaped to a height of happiness never attained before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dr. Hatcher was his own bright self. . . . Their visit stirred me up in a very pleasant way, and I needed stirring up very badly. " Dr. Hatcher, in an article about Dr. Taylor, speaks thus of this visit, and other days with Dr. Taylor in other parts of Italy: *'His appointment to Italy was the decisive event of his life. I fairly went into mourning over it, and yet rejoiced. It was something not to forget to mark the serene serious- 266 LIFE AND LETTERS OF ness with which he faced his new caree...r. When he went, it was agreed that I was to see him in his Italian home — one of my fair hopes long deferred, but realized in time. Being advised of my coming over in the summer of 1888 he notified me that he was summering in the Apennines, and that I must come to him there. Not an accessible point and I reached it at midnight of Sunday about September the first, after a hard ride through the moun- tains. He and his daughters were up, and truly I never had such a welcome ! His dear face was transfigured with radiance, and as he threw his arm around me and said, ^O Brother William, my own dear friend, you have come at last!' it seemed to me that my heart leaped to a height of happiness never attained before.
What to read after Life And Letters of Rev George Boardman Taylor D D By George Braxton Taylor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor, George Braxton to read onlineMoreLess
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