Life of Lord Jeffrey, With a Selection From His Correspondence 2
Life of Lord Jeffrey, With a Selection From His Correspondence 2
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quidplura, &c. — Ever yours.
* Mr. David Cleghorn, Crown- Agent, a most excellent man.
TO MRS. CRAIG. 30T 145. — To Mrs. Craig.
Dunkeld, Friday, 20th September 1839.
My dearest Jane — I thought I should have written to you from Rothiemurchus ! * Would not that have been nice ? But I cannot get any nearer.
I had resolved to visit E. Ellice at Invereshie, when I certainly should have made a pilgrimage to the Doun, but I was stopped by visitors I could not decline, and now must hurry back for cert...ain judicial duties, which the new law has put on our vacation, and for which I must be at my post next Monday.
It is something, however, to have peeped even so far into the threshold of your central highlands, to have smelt the peat smoke of your cottages, heard the sweet chime of your rocky cascades, and seen your shiny cliffs starting from every birch and dark pine, and the blue ridges of your distant hills melting into the inland sky. I need not tell you what recol- lections are awakened by these objects, nor how fresh, at such moments, all the visions of youth, and the deeper tinted, and scarcely less glorious, dreams of manhood, come back upon the heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
quidplura, &c. — Ever yours.
* Mr. David Cleghorn, Crown- Agent, a most excellent man.
TO MRS. CRAIG. 30T 145. — To Mrs. Craig.
Dunkeld, Friday, 20th September 1839.
My dearest Jane — I thought I should have written to you from Rothiemurchus ! * Would not that have been nice ? But I cannot get any nearer.
I had resolved to visit E. Ellice at Invereshie, when I certainly should have made a pilgrimage to the Doun, but I was stopped by visitors I could not decline, and now must hurry back for cert...ain judicial duties, which the new law has put on our vacation, and for which I must be at my post next Monday.
It is something, however, to have peeped even so far into the threshold of your central highlands, to have smelt the peat smoke of your cottages, heard the sweet chime of your rocky cascades, and seen your shiny cliffs starting from every birch and dark pine, and the blue ridges of your distant hills melting into the inland sky. I need not tell you what recol- lections are awakened by these objects, nor how fresh, at such moments, all the visions of youth, and the deeper tinted, and scarcely less glorious, dreams of manhood, come back upon the heart.
What to read after Life of Lord Jeffrey, With a Selection From His Correspondence 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeffrey, Francis Jeffrey, Lord, 1773-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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