Reminiscences;
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Chalmers's, a silent guest along with me, whose chief characteristic was helpless dispiritment under dyspepsia, which had come upon him, hapless innocent lazy soul. The people were very kind to him, but he was helpless, and I think soon after went away. What became of the Chapel since I didn't hear. The Rev. Mr. Martin of Kirkcaldy, with his reverend father, and perhaps a sister, passed through Bir- mingham, bound for London to christen some new child of Irving's ; and being received in a kind ...of gala by those Scotch Chapel people, caused me a noi.sy not pleasant day. Another day, positively painful though otherwise instructive, I had in the Dudley " Black Country" (which I had once seen from the distance), roving about among 204 EDWARD IRVING.
the coal and metal mines there, in company or neighbour- hood of Mr. Airy, now " Astromomer Royal," whom I have never seen since. Ourparty was but of four. Some opulent retired Dissenting Minister had decided on a hol- iday ovation to Airy, who had just issued from Cambridge as chief of Wranglers and mathematical wonder, and had come to Birmingham on visit to some footlicker whose people lived there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chalmers's, a silent guest along with me, whose chief characteristic was helpless dispiritment under dyspepsia, which had come upon him, hapless innocent lazy soul. The people were very kind to him, but he was helpless, and I think soon after went away. What became of the Chapel since I didn't hear. The Rev. Mr. Martin of Kirkcaldy, with his reverend father, and perhaps a sister, passed through Bir- mingham, bound for London to christen some new child of Irving's ; and being received in a kind ...of gala by those Scotch Chapel people, caused me a noi.sy not pleasant day. Another day, positively painful though otherwise instructive, I had in the Dudley " Black Country" (which I had once seen from the distance), roving about among 204 EDWARD IRVING.
the coal and metal mines there, in company or neighbour- hood of Mr. Airy, now " Astromomer Royal," whom I have never seen since. Ourparty was but of four. Some opulent retired Dissenting Minister had decided on a hol- iday ovation to Airy, who had just issued from Cambridge as chief of Wranglers and mathematical wonder, and had come to Birmingham on visit to some footlicker whose people lived there.
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