Louis Agassiz His Life And Correspondence
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Von Buch, who has just left me, sends you a warm greeting. Nonethe less does he consider the method of issuing your text infragments from different volumes, altogether diabolical. I alsocomplain a little, though in all humility; but I suppose it to beconnected with the difficulty of concluding any one family, whennew materials are daily accumulating on your hands. Continue thenas before. In my judgment, M. Agassiz never does wrong. . .
The above letter, though written in May, did not reach Agas...sizuntil the end of July, when he was again on his way to England, where his answer is dated.
AGASSIZ TO HUMBOLDT.
(LONDON), October--, 1835.
. . . I cannot express to you my pleasure in reading your letter ofMay 10th (which was, unhappily, only delivered to me on my passagethrough Carlsruhe, at the end of July). . . To know that I haveoccupied your thoughts a moment, especially in days of trial andsorrow such as you have had to bear, raises me in my own eyes, andredoubles my hope for the future.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Von Buch, who has just left me, sends you a warm greeting. Nonethe less does he consider the method of issuing your text infragments from different volumes, altogether diabolical. I alsocomplain a little, though in all humility; but I suppose it to beconnected with the difficulty of concluding any one family, whennew materials are daily accumulating on your hands. Continue thenas before. In my judgment, M. Agassiz never does wrong. . .
The above letter, though written in May, did not reach Agas...sizuntil the end of July, when he was again on his way to England, where his answer is dated.
AGASSIZ TO HUMBOLDT.
(LONDON), October--, 1835.
. . . I cannot express to you my pleasure in reading your letter ofMay 10th (which was, unhappily, only delivered to me on my passagethrough Carlsruhe, at the end of July). . . To know that I haveoccupied your thoughts a moment, especially in days of trial andsorrow such as you have had to bear, raises me in my own eyes, andredoubles my hope for the future.
What to read after Louis Agassiz His Life And Correspondence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Agassiz to read onlineMoreLess
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