Memories of Old Friends
Memories of Old Friends
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Spoke much of her father and how he had entirely educated John and made him think prematurely, so that he never had the enjoyment of life peculiar to boys. He feels this a great disadvantage. He told us that his hair came off " when you were quite a little girl and I was two and-twenty. " He has such a funny habit of nodding when he is interested in any subject. March 24. — John Mill joined us at dinner. Last night for an hour and a half Henry Mill conversed at intervals, partly about his past ...life, in which he thought he might have done more and done better ; now, however, he hopes that his death may be of some use to others : he feels per- fect confidence in looking to the future. Talked of the misery of family separations, the uprooting of the tender plants and their transplantation to foreign soils : they have experienced it in their brother James's case, who is gone to India. Talked of Christian names : in Catholic countries they never put a surname in that position, but always attach a string of saints to their person.
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Spoke much of her father and how he had entirely educated John and made him think prematurely, so that he never had the enjoyment of life peculiar to boys. He feels this a great disadvantage. He told us that his hair came off " when you were quite a little girl and I was two and-twenty. " He has such a funny habit of nodding when he is interested in any subject. March 24. — John Mill joined us at dinner. Last night for an hour and a half Henry Mill conversed at intervals, partly about his past ...life, in which he thought he might have done more and done better ; now, however, he hopes that his death may be of some use to others : he feels per- fect confidence in looking to the future. Talked of the misery of family separations, the uprooting of the tender plants and their transplantation to foreign soils : they have experienced it in their brother James's case, who is gone to India. Talked of Christian names : in Catholic countries they never put a surname in that position, but always attach a string of saints to their person.
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