Memorable Edinburgh Houses
Memorable Edinburgh Houses
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He, too, felt the ruling passion strong in death, for in his dreams during the three nights prior to his dissolution, the spirit of the Edinburgh Reviewer predominated, so that he was examining proof-sheets, reading newspapers, and passing judgment upon arguments or events as they rose before his mind's eye, in the most fantastical variety.' His wife survived him only a few months. He was seventy-seven years old at his death (see Jeffrey, pp. 62, 79, 105, 123, 186).
Thomas Carlyle was a temjwra...ry resident here with Mrs. Carlyle in 1828, after leaving Comely Bank. He writes : ' The flitting to Craigenputtock took place in May.
We stayed a week in Moray Place (Jeffrey's fine new house there) after our furniture was on the road ' {Beminiacefncea).
(See Carlyle, pp. 59, 178, 181) 156 BCEMORABLB EDINBIJRGH HOUSES In No. 34 the Hon. Babon David Humb of the Scottish Bxehaqner resided in 1779 and 1780. He was a nephew of the historian, and was a recognised authority on the criminal Jnrispmdenoe of the coontry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He, too, felt the ruling passion strong in death, for in his dreams during the three nights prior to his dissolution, the spirit of the Edinburgh Reviewer predominated, so that he was examining proof-sheets, reading newspapers, and passing judgment upon arguments or events as they rose before his mind's eye, in the most fantastical variety.' His wife survived him only a few months. He was seventy-seven years old at his death (see Jeffrey, pp. 62, 79, 105, 123, 186).
Thomas Carlyle was a temjwra...ry resident here with Mrs. Carlyle in 1828, after leaving Comely Bank. He writes : ' The flitting to Craigenputtock took place in May.
We stayed a week in Moray Place (Jeffrey's fine new house there) after our furniture was on the road ' {Beminiacefncea).
(See Carlyle, pp. 59, 178, 181) 156 BCEMORABLB EDINBIJRGH HOUSES In No. 34 the Hon. Babon David Humb of the Scottish Bxehaqner resided in 1779 and 1780. He was a nephew of the historian, and was a recognised authority on the criminal Jnrispmdenoe of the coontry.
What to read after Memorable Edinburgh Houses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilmot Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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