Recollections of Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, Late Dean of Westminster. Three Lectures Delivered in Edinburgh in November, 1882
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Citizens and officers, residents in the neigh- bourhood, visitors from afar, old friends and new acquaintances, met in that most delightful of homes, and there it was that the once self-contained and re- tiring youth, the child shy to the verge of moodiness, developed those social gifts which made him to the end of his days not only the coveted guest of every circle in England — I might almost say in Europe — but the very best and most delightful of hosts. What those social gifts were, some her...e have the happiness of knowing. Their charm lay in their perfect simpli- city and naturalness, in their use being so obviously based on the kind heart that was bent on one purpose — to cheer, to amuse, to instruct others, not on self- display. There come back to the memory of one here, perhaps of many, times when the most delightful, the most dramatic and picturesque of his stories were told with all the charm of his voice and manner — the voice that became, as has so well been said, "resonant and full " when he recited a quotation from poetry, or a saying of interest — not to charm a listening circle of 76 SECOLLECTIONS OF [chap.
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Citizens and officers, residents in the neigh- bourhood, visitors from afar, old friends and new acquaintances, met in that most delightful of homes, and there it was that the once self-contained and re- tiring youth, the child shy to the verge of moodiness, developed those social gifts which made him to the end of his days not only the coveted guest of every circle in England — I might almost say in Europe — but the very best and most delightful of hosts. What those social gifts were, some her...e have the happiness of knowing. Their charm lay in their perfect simpli- city and naturalness, in their use being so obviously based on the kind heart that was bent on one purpose — to cheer, to amuse, to instruct others, not on self- display. There come back to the memory of one here, perhaps of many, times when the most delightful, the most dramatic and picturesque of his stories were told with all the charm of his voice and manner — the voice that became, as has so well been said, "resonant and full " when he recited a quotation from poetry, or a saying of interest — not to charm a listening circle of 76 SECOLLECTIONS OF [chap.
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