Samuel F. B. Morse, His Letters And Journals
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Let your appearance be suited to the respectable companyyou keep, and your living such as will conduce most effectually topreserve health of body and vigor of mind. We shall all be willing tomake sacrifices at home so far as may be necessary to the abovepurposes. " Farther on in this same letter the father says: "The character you giveof Mr. Allston is, indeed, an exalted one, and we believe it correctlydrawn. Your ardor has given it a high coloring, but the excess is that ofan affectionate and... grateful heart. " Referring to his son's political views, he answers in these broad-mindedwords:-- "I approve your love of your country and concern for its honor. Yourerrors, as we think them, appear to be the errors of a fair and honestmind, and are of a kind to be effectually cured by correct information offacts on both sides.
"Probably we may err because we are ignorant of many things which havefallen under your notice. We shall no doubt agree when we shall haveopportunity to compare notes, and each is made acquainted with all thatthe other knows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let your appearance be suited to the respectable companyyou keep, and your living such as will conduce most effectually topreserve health of body and vigor of mind. We shall all be willing tomake sacrifices at home so far as may be necessary to the abovepurposes. " Farther on in this same letter the father says: "The character you giveof Mr. Allston is, indeed, an exalted one, and we believe it correctlydrawn. Your ardor has given it a high coloring, but the excess is that ofan affectionate and... grateful heart. " Referring to his son's political views, he answers in these broad-mindedwords:-- "I approve your love of your country and concern for its honor. Yourerrors, as we think them, appear to be the errors of a fair and honestmind, and are of a kind to be effectually cured by correct information offacts on both sides.
"Probably we may err because we are ignorant of many things which havefallen under your notice. We shall no doubt agree when we shall haveopportunity to compare notes, and each is made acquainted with all thatthe other knows.
What to read after Samuel F. B. Morse, His Letters And Journals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morse Samuel Finley Breese to read onlineMoreLess
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