Memoirs of the Life of Anna Jameson
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He wishes that he had called sooner on Lady Byron ; there is great mutual admiration apparently. I went yesterday twice to church to hear Robertson preach. I never heard anything to equal him in eloquence really fine speaking, not mere fervour and fluency ; a logical distribution of his subject, and an entire command of himself and his own power, as well as of his audience. In general fine preachers disturb me and shock my taste, because they are carried away by their own ex- citement. He never... is. I regret to see that he is in deli- cate health. I need not apologise for introducing here the following letter from Sir Robert Peel on the sub- ject of Mrs. Jameson's Irish experiences, which called forth in him feelings so similar to her own : Drayton Manor, April 8, 1849. MY DEAR MRS. JAMESON, Your letter reached me just as I had concluded reading an article in the ' Edin- burgh Review ' on ' Sacred and Legendary Art, ' and was rejoicing in the tribute of full approbation paid to your ' eloquent and beautiful volumes.
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He wishes that he had called sooner on Lady Byron ; there is great mutual admiration apparently. I went yesterday twice to church to hear Robertson preach. I never heard anything to equal him in eloquence really fine speaking, not mere fervour and fluency ; a logical distribution of his subject, and an entire command of himself and his own power, as well as of his audience. In general fine preachers disturb me and shock my taste, because they are carried away by their own ex- citement. He never... is. I regret to see that he is in deli- cate health. I need not apologise for introducing here the following letter from Sir Robert Peel on the sub- ject of Mrs. Jameson's Irish experiences, which called forth in him feelings so similar to her own : Drayton Manor, April 8, 1849. MY DEAR MRS. JAMESON, Your letter reached me just as I had concluded reading an article in the ' Edin- burgh Review ' on ' Sacred and Legendary Art, ' and was rejoicing in the tribute of full approbation paid to your ' eloquent and beautiful volumes.
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