The History of Our Shakespeare Club
The History of Our Shakespeare Club
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The Honorary Secretary, T. Edgar Pemberton, had for some time been suffering in his health. It was indeed often evident that he performed his duties only by self-denying effort, exercised because of his devotion to the Club and his attachment to its members. The time came when he could no longer continue the exertion, and on the 3rd of October, 1901, a letter was read from him in which he said that he was compelled to relinquish the post that with infinite pleasure to himself he had held for ni...neteen years. Edgar Pem- berton knows with what sorrow it was that his resignation was accepted, and how earnestly his colleagues hope for his restoration to health. As a token of the feelings of affection and gratitude with which he is regarded by the Club he was presented with a silver rose bowl, of which in his letter on receiving it he says, '* I shall prize it as long as I live, and I know it will be cherished by those who come after me.'' Whitworth Wallis has been appointed Honorary Secretary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Honorary Secretary, T. Edgar Pemberton, had for some time been suffering in his health. It was indeed often evident that he performed his duties only by self-denying effort, exercised because of his devotion to the Club and his attachment to its members. The time came when he could no longer continue the exertion, and on the 3rd of October, 1901, a letter was read from him in which he said that he was compelled to relinquish the post that with infinite pleasure to himself he had held for ni...neteen years. Edgar Pem- berton knows with what sorrow it was that his resignation was accepted, and how earnestly his colleagues hope for his restoration to health. As a token of the feelings of affection and gratitude with which he is regarded by the Club he was presented with a silver rose bowl, of which in his letter on receiving it he says, '* I shall prize it as long as I live, and I know it will be cherished by those who come after me.'' Whitworth Wallis has been appointed Honorary Secretary.
What to read after The History of Our Shakespeare Club?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Harris to read onlineMoreLess
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