Recollections of Arthur Penrhyn Stanley Late Dean of Westminister Three Lectu
Recollections of Arthur Penrhyn Stanley Late Dean of Westminister Three Lectu
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" I may venture to say that there is no true son of Rugby living who does not rejoice in a " bracket " which linked together those two friends, a due esti- mate of whose widely different gifts must have sorely puzzled the most discriminating of examiners.
The hour came at which he bade goodby to his school life. I have been allowed to read a letter in which he describes the scene in which one who has been called the hero-schoolmaster had to part with one who has been felicitously called the her...o-pupil. * " I saw him, " he writes, " but for a few minutes, but those few minutes were worth much ; " and after describing their brief conversation, the promises of introduction to his old pupil, the late Bishop of Salisbury, and to a newer friend, the present Lord Chancellor of Eng- * In the touching sermon preached in the Abbey by the Dean of Llandaff on the Sunday after the death of his brother-in-law.
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land, and then the parting words, the very tones of the twice repeated " God bless you, Stanley ; " he goes on, " and so we parted, and so that constant and delight- ful and blessed intercourse I have had with him for three years closed for ever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I may venture to say that there is no true son of Rugby living who does not rejoice in a " bracket " which linked together those two friends, a due esti- mate of whose widely different gifts must have sorely puzzled the most discriminating of examiners.
The hour came at which he bade goodby to his school life. I have been allowed to read a letter in which he describes the scene in which one who has been called the hero-schoolmaster had to part with one who has been felicitously called the her...o-pupil. * " I saw him, " he writes, " but for a few minutes, but those few minutes were worth much ; " and after describing their brief conversation, the promises of introduction to his old pupil, the late Bishop of Salisbury, and to a newer friend, the present Lord Chancellor of Eng- * In the touching sermon preached in the Abbey by the Dean of Llandaff on the Sunday after the death of his brother-in-law.
34 RECOLLECTIONS OF [CHAP. I.
land, and then the parting words, the very tones of the twice repeated " God bless you, Stanley ; " he goes on, " and so we parted, and so that constant and delight- ful and blessed intercourse I have had with him for three years closed for ever.
What to read after Recollections of Arthur Penrhyn Stanley Late Dean of Westminister Three Lectu?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Granville Bradley to read onlineMoreLess
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