The Letters of Samuel Reynolds Hole Dean of Rochester
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Can you tell me of such a man ?
Affectionately yours, S. Reynolds Hole.
To J. Henry Shorthouse ^ The Deanery, Rochester, Jioie 25, 1888.
My dear Hero, — I have not many, and there- fore am more proud than a preacher of Humility ought to be to have such a genial letter from John Inglesant. It encourages me to express the hope that he will some day send me a still brighter gladness in an announcement that he is coming to the Deanery for as hearty a welcome as we can give to him, and, if such an a...dditional pleasure be possible, to Mrs. Shorthouse.
^ Author of "John Inglesant. " 126 THE LETTERS OF DEAN HOLE By that, which some term " a strange coinci- dence, " but which occurs to the observant so frequently as to be no longer strange, I shall meet Miss Wordsworth, the chief writer of the biography, at dinner to-night, and I know that I may give her the happiness of reading your letter.
Polycletus carved such a perfect model of a man that the sculptors of his day accepted it as " the rule.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Can you tell me of such a man ?
Affectionately yours, S. Reynolds Hole.
To J. Henry Shorthouse ^ The Deanery, Rochester, Jioie 25, 1888.
My dear Hero, — I have not many, and there- fore am more proud than a preacher of Humility ought to be to have such a genial letter from John Inglesant. It encourages me to express the hope that he will some day send me a still brighter gladness in an announcement that he is coming to the Deanery for as hearty a welcome as we can give to him, and, if such an a...dditional pleasure be possible, to Mrs. Shorthouse.
^ Author of "John Inglesant. " 126 THE LETTERS OF DEAN HOLE By that, which some term " a strange coinci- dence, " but which occurs to the observant so frequently as to be no longer strange, I shall meet Miss Wordsworth, the chief writer of the biography, at dinner to-night, and I know that I may give her the happiness of reading your letter.
Polycletus carved such a perfect model of a man that the sculptors of his day accepted it as " the rule.
What to read after The Letters of Samuel Reynolds Hole Dean of Rochester?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S Reynolds Samuel Reynolds Hole to read onlineMoreLess
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