Memoir of the Life And Correspondence of John Lord Teignmouth volume 2
Memoir of the Life And Correspondence of John Lord Teignmouth volume 2
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Alas ! in the midst of life we are in death. — A cessation of office-duties agrees with him as well as Sir William Grant ; and Mr. Praed is more robust than ever I saw him.
" I have not seen Julia or Bell since I returned from the funeral. Our meeting at dinner, if it should take place, will be melancholy ; but I can- not wish for the present to be otherwise than melancholy myself: — yet I do not mourn as one without comfort. There is a consolation in grief 392 LIFE OF LORD TEIGNMOUTH.
when a r...ay of divine mercy beams upon it. I do, indeed, long to be with you all again ! In this world, my happiness is my home : but I never wish so to indulge it, as to forget that I am a pilgrim upon earth ; or to lose sight of the heavenly home of eternal rest, joy, and happiness, which is promised to those who believe in Christ, and perfect holiness in the fear of God. " As a parting proof of that warm, mutual affec- tion which subsisted between the two brothers, Mr. Thomas Shore bequeathed to Lord Teignmouth ' a small copy of the Ikon BasiUke, in token of much brotherly kindness, ' accompanied by a copper medal of Charles I.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alas ! in the midst of life we are in death. — A cessation of office-duties agrees with him as well as Sir William Grant ; and Mr. Praed is more robust than ever I saw him.
" I have not seen Julia or Bell since I returned from the funeral. Our meeting at dinner, if it should take place, will be melancholy ; but I can- not wish for the present to be otherwise than melancholy myself: — yet I do not mourn as one without comfort. There is a consolation in grief 392 LIFE OF LORD TEIGNMOUTH.
when a r...ay of divine mercy beams upon it. I do, indeed, long to be with you all again ! In this world, my happiness is my home : but I never wish so to indulge it, as to forget that I am a pilgrim upon earth ; or to lose sight of the heavenly home of eternal rest, joy, and happiness, which is promised to those who believe in Christ, and perfect holiness in the fear of God. " As a parting proof of that warm, mutual affec- tion which subsisted between the two brothers, Mr. Thomas Shore bequeathed to Lord Teignmouth ' a small copy of the Ikon BasiUke, in token of much brotherly kindness, ' accompanied by a copper medal of Charles I.
What to read after Memoir of the Life And Correspondence of John Lord Teignmouth volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles John Shore Teignmouth to read onlineMoreLess
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