Sir Isaac Pitman His Life And Labors
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In addi- tion to Isaac, M, and myself, there was a friend of M 's, a lady of great intelligence, sweetness, and worth. I need say nothing more of her than that she was the loving wife of a professional man, and that Ralph Waldo Emerson, when he was on his 1846 lecturing tour in England, was a guest at their beautiful home for the two or three days that he remained in their city. Isaac's life at this time was as full of active, never-ending work as ever; but this ever-circulator seemed his only ...joy, all the rest of his life was duty, necessary and pleasant, but still duty, and lacking the emotional ecstasy which the thought of M inspired.
It was when I was lecturing and teaching in the old city of York (1848) that an arrangement was made for Isaac and his love to meet at my rooms, when they would see each other for the first time for three or four years. Isaac might have been on a lecturing tour, of that I am not certain, but M had to travel at least fifty miles to reach York. The meeting was the mutual clasping of hearts, compared, on my brother's part, to what a lov- ing mother might feel for her only child from whom she had been separated for years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In addi- tion to Isaac, M, and myself, there was a friend of M 's, a lady of great intelligence, sweetness, and worth. I need say nothing more of her than that she was the loving wife of a professional man, and that Ralph Waldo Emerson, when he was on his 1846 lecturing tour in England, was a guest at their beautiful home for the two or three days that he remained in their city. Isaac's life at this time was as full of active, never-ending work as ever; but this ever-circulator seemed his only ...joy, all the rest of his life was duty, necessary and pleasant, but still duty, and lacking the emotional ecstasy which the thought of M inspired.
It was when I was lecturing and teaching in the old city of York (1848) that an arrangement was made for Isaac and his love to meet at my rooms, when they would see each other for the first time for three or four years. Isaac might have been on a lecturing tour, of that I am not certain, but M had to travel at least fifty miles to reach York. The meeting was the mutual clasping of hearts, compared, on my brother's part, to what a lov- ing mother might feel for her only child from whom she had been separated for years.
What to read after Sir Isaac Pitman His Life And Labors?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benn Pitman to read onlineMoreLess
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