The Friends Who They Are What They Have Done
The Friends Who They Are What They Have Done
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In poetry there has been a Wiffen with his trans- lation of Tasso, a Hurnard of Lexden, a John Scott of Amwell, an Amelia Opie with her Lyrics, a William Ball with his epigrammatic verse, and the ever " busy bee, " as Charles Lamb quizzically called his friend Bernard Barton, whose melodious muse, though copious, falls below that high rank Whittier's is universally allowed to have reached. Mention should be made, too, of *' Sketches of Rural Life " by the brothers Lucas, and published volumes o...f poetry or prose, by Hunton, Knight, Compton, Budge, Ball, Ashby, Sterry, and many others, more or less connected with Friends, whose BERNARD BARTON.
THE FRIENDS. 233 works await the addition of posterity's opinion to their present acceptance.
Here it may be suitable to remark how many of those who have attained or are now in positions of eminence, have come by birth out of Friends' families in more or less direct descent. Such was the case with Macaulay, whose mother was a Friend ; and Walter Scott had a similar though remoter relation to the Society ; the same may be said of Lord Lyndhurst ; General Howard, of the American War ; and President Lincoln.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In poetry there has been a Wiffen with his trans- lation of Tasso, a Hurnard of Lexden, a John Scott of Amwell, an Amelia Opie with her Lyrics, a William Ball with his epigrammatic verse, and the ever " busy bee, " as Charles Lamb quizzically called his friend Bernard Barton, whose melodious muse, though copious, falls below that high rank Whittier's is universally allowed to have reached. Mention should be made, too, of *' Sketches of Rural Life " by the brothers Lucas, and published volumes o...f poetry or prose, by Hunton, Knight, Compton, Budge, Ball, Ashby, Sterry, and many others, more or less connected with Friends, whose BERNARD BARTON.
THE FRIENDS. 233 works await the addition of posterity's opinion to their present acceptance.
Here it may be suitable to remark how many of those who have attained or are now in positions of eminence, have come by birth out of Friends' families in more or less direct descent. Such was the case with Macaulay, whose mother was a Friend ; and Walter Scott had a similar though remoter relation to the Society ; the same may be said of Lord Lyndhurst ; General Howard, of the American War ; and President Lincoln.
What to read after The Friends Who They Are What They Have Done?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Beck to read onlineMoreLess
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