Memorials volume 2
Memorials volume 2
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Some feeling of self- reproach mingled with my sorrow ; for I had made light of his own forebodings about his own health, and treated them as mere indications of his ordinary habit of taking the gloomiest view of the future in all things. But he knew his own weak- ness better than we thought. It is a great satisfaction to me, that I was able to spend those few days at Netherby ; and I shall ever remember the kindness and confidence with which he treated me, and the affection he expressed. It is... a very great loss to me. Under no circumstances could the removal of a warm friend and wise counsellor, of a powerful advocate whose influence was seldom exerted in vain, be otherwise than a grave matter; — but what I specially feel in this case is, that in him I lose the strongest link with my father which remained to me on earth. There are many still who love me, and for whose affection I am grateful, — (need I say, for yours among the number ?) : — there are many still, who admire my father and revere his memory : — but none now remain, who share with me that inner and more intimate knowledge of his wishes, his habits of thought, and the actions of his later years, which Graham alone, of all his colleagues, ever possessed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some feeling of self- reproach mingled with my sorrow ; for I had made light of his own forebodings about his own health, and treated them as mere indications of his ordinary habit of taking the gloomiest view of the future in all things. But he knew his own weak- ness better than we thought. It is a great satisfaction to me, that I was able to spend those few days at Netherby ; and I shall ever remember the kindness and confidence with which he treated me, and the affection he expressed. It is... a very great loss to me. Under no circumstances could the removal of a warm friend and wise counsellor, of a powerful advocate whose influence was seldom exerted in vain, be otherwise than a grave matter; — but what I specially feel in this case is, that in him I lose the strongest link with my father which remained to me on earth. There are many still who love me, and for whose affection I am grateful, — (need I say, for yours among the number ?) : — there are many still, who admire my father and revere his memory : — but none now remain, who share with me that inner and more intimate knowledge of his wishes, his habits of thought, and the actions of his later years, which Graham alone, of all his colleagues, ever possessed.
What to read after Memorials volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roundell Palmer Selborne to read onlineMoreLess
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