Memoir Letters And Poems of Bernard Barton
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TO MISS BETHAM.
4 mo, 7, 1845.
L. Is gone to a concert, and, truth to tell, I was sorely tempted to go myself: but it was to be performed at the theatre rather an un-Quakerish locality; and, as J and A, though tempted like myself, seemed to think it would not do for them to go, I, who have less music in my ear, though I natter myself I have some in my soul, could not with decent propriety be the only Quaker there. But I had a vast curiosity to go ; for it is not an ordinary concert, but perform...ed on certain pieces of rock, hewn out of Skiddaw, which, struck with some metal instrument, emit sounds of most exquisite sweet- ness. We have heard of sermons from stones, but I never dreamt -of going there for music ; but we live in a wondrous age for inventions of all sorts : so I, for one, by no means despair of seeing a silken purse made out of a sow's ear, in defiance of the proverbial wisdom of our ancestors.
(128) TO THE REV. T. W. SALMON.
8 mo, 9, 1840.
I HAVE been for two days turning over to me a new leaf in the varied volume of human life ; having been sup- poenaed as a witness to the Assizes, on a trivial cause, where my evidence was deemed requisite.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TO MISS BETHAM.
4 mo, 7, 1845.
L. Is gone to a concert, and, truth to tell, I was sorely tempted to go myself: but it was to be performed at the theatre rather an un-Quakerish locality; and, as J and A, though tempted like myself, seemed to think it would not do for them to go, I, who have less music in my ear, though I natter myself I have some in my soul, could not with decent propriety be the only Quaker there. But I had a vast curiosity to go ; for it is not an ordinary concert, but perform...ed on certain pieces of rock, hewn out of Skiddaw, which, struck with some metal instrument, emit sounds of most exquisite sweet- ness. We have heard of sermons from stones, but I never dreamt -of going there for music ; but we live in a wondrous age for inventions of all sorts : so I, for one, by no means despair of seeing a silken purse made out of a sow's ear, in defiance of the proverbial wisdom of our ancestors.
(128) TO THE REV. T. W. SALMON.
8 mo, 9, 1840.
I HAVE been for two days turning over to me a new leaf in the varied volume of human life ; having been sup- poenaed as a witness to the Assizes, on a trivial cause, where my evidence was deemed requisite.
What to read after Memoir Letters And Poems of Bernard Barton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Barton to read onlineMoreLess
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