Retrospects
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I had the privilege of his friendship for forty-three years, and the letters I received from him amounted to 109. Copies of 100 of these I sent to his biographers ; the other nine I issued a few years ago, along with some of my own to which they were replies, in a volume entitled Inter Amicos. They were essay-letters on the questions which lie on the threshold or border- land between the Trinitarian and Unitarian faith. Martineau was as generous of himself in correspondence as Ruskin was. While... often reserved in speech, when he took his pen in hand this reserve was abandoned, and he poured out his thoughts and feelings freely.
My introduction to him was due to the admiration I felt when a young man for his Endeavours after the Christian Life, I knew that he was coming for an JAMES MAETINEAU 108 autumD sojourn to country-quarters in the West of Scotland, not far from where I would be spending a few weeks of holiday. I met him on his arrival at Greenock along with his family, and went with them down the Clyde, in a six hours' sail to Ardrishaig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had the privilege of his friendship for forty-three years, and the letters I received from him amounted to 109. Copies of 100 of these I sent to his biographers ; the other nine I issued a few years ago, along with some of my own to which they were replies, in a volume entitled Inter Amicos. They were essay-letters on the questions which lie on the threshold or border- land between the Trinitarian and Unitarian faith. Martineau was as generous of himself in correspondence as Ruskin was. While... often reserved in speech, when he took his pen in hand this reserve was abandoned, and he poured out his thoughts and feelings freely.
My introduction to him was due to the admiration I felt when a young man for his Endeavours after the Christian Life, I knew that he was coming for an JAMES MAETINEAU 108 autumD sojourn to country-quarters in the West of Scotland, not far from where I would be spending a few weeks of holiday. I met him on his arrival at Greenock along with his family, and went with them down the Clyde, in a six hours' sail to Ardrishaig.
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