Robert Louis Stevenson
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_The Life of RobertStevenson_, of Bell Rock fame, written by David Stevenson, is a veryinteresting book.
Among his mother's relatives the gift of fluent and graceful expressionis also widely diffused, and in common with Mrs Thomas Stevenson and herson, not a few of the Balfour connection have been very charming letterwriters, in the days when letters were worth receiving, and not thehurried and uncharacteristic scraps which do duty for present-daycorrespondence.
He himself considered that he in...herited his literary talent largelyfrom his father's family, but there is interesting proof that even inhis grandfather's day it was inherent also in his Balfour ancestors. Theminister of Colinton wrote verses in his youth, and a sonnet preservedby his surviving son and daughter is interesting as a proof of hisearnest mind and his literary skill. It was written on the fly-leaf of afolio copy of _Pearson on the Creed_, presented to him by his friend, the Reverend Patrick Macfarlane, who became, about 1832, minister of theWest Church at Greenock, and is dated 18th May 1801.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_The Life of RobertStevenson_, of Bell Rock fame, written by David Stevenson, is a veryinteresting book.
Among his mother's relatives the gift of fluent and graceful expressionis also widely diffused, and in common with Mrs Thomas Stevenson and herson, not a few of the Balfour connection have been very charming letterwriters, in the days when letters were worth receiving, and not thehurried and uncharacteristic scraps which do duty for present-daycorrespondence.
He himself considered that he in...herited his literary talent largelyfrom his father's family, but there is interesting proof that even inhis grandfather's day it was inherent also in his Balfour ancestors. Theminister of Colinton wrote verses in his youth, and a sonnet preservedby his surviving son and daughter is interesting as a proof of hisearnest mind and his literary skill. It was written on the fly-leaf of afolio copy of _Pearson on the Creed_, presented to him by his friend, the Reverend Patrick Macfarlane, who became, about 1832, minister of theWest Church at Greenock, and is dated 18th May 1801.
What to read after Robert Louis Stevenson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Black Margaret Moyes to read onlineMoreLess
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