Reminiscences of a Literary Life volume 2
Reminiscences of a Literary Life volume 2
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The enterprise will cost you immense labour and anxiety. It will, indeed, be a NOBLE WORK if you are sufficiently encouraged to exert yourself. It gives me great pleasure to find you have already met with some spirited individuals. God forbid I should dishearten you ; but I Univ. Oxford. ] LONDON.
was most gratifying to my feelings, and most stimu- lant of renewed exertions. " Your projected //?'*- fun/ oftlic University of Oxford (said he, in a letter from his archiepiscopal residence at Addin...gton, near Croydon, dated Aug. #7, 1829) comes recommended by the interesting nature of the subject, and by the assurance that, under your superintendence, the exe- cution of the work will not fall short of the splendour promised in the prospectus. I request, therefore, that my name may be set down in the list of PA- TRONS, and I shall be ready to pay my subscription as soon as the scheme is sufficiently matured to re- quire it/' These were cheering words ; dictated by a thoroughly kind and liberal spirit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The enterprise will cost you immense labour and anxiety. It will, indeed, be a NOBLE WORK if you are sufficiently encouraged to exert yourself. It gives me great pleasure to find you have already met with some spirited individuals. God forbid I should dishearten you ; but I Univ. Oxford. ] LONDON.
was most gratifying to my feelings, and most stimu- lant of renewed exertions. " Your projected //?'*- fun/ oftlic University of Oxford (said he, in a letter from his archiepiscopal residence at Addin...gton, near Croydon, dated Aug. #7, 1829) comes recommended by the interesting nature of the subject, and by the assurance that, under your superintendence, the exe- cution of the work will not fall short of the splendour promised in the prospectus. I request, therefore, that my name may be set down in the list of PA- TRONS, and I shall be ready to pay my subscription as soon as the scheme is sufficiently matured to re- quire it/' These were cheering words ; dictated by a thoroughly kind and liberal spirit.
What to read after Reminiscences of a Literary Life volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dibdin Thomas Frognall to read onlineMoreLess
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