The Life And Letters of Hugh Miller volume 01
The Life And Letters of Hugh Miller volume 01
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" Miss Smith tells me you are going to Inverness to work at your handicraft. I suppose you will occasionally work for Mr. Carruthers ; he seems to be a clever man, and I think the Courier bespeaks him a man of independence. 1 hope he will continue to prove himself such in a place distracted by low politics and a narrow party spirit, too often vented in ungenerous, personal reflections. I conjure you to be on your guard, and preserve yourself from any share or feeling in these contests. Do not l...end your fine talent to either or any side ; next to your integrity to Heaven, maintain your independence ; be courteous to every one, but render party service to none, and you will make yourself many friends and no enemies. " Miller s next letter is not dated, but it was evidently written at Cromarty soon after the preceding : " Ever since I knew myself I have hovered on the verge of two distinct worlds, the one a gay creation of happy, animated dreams, the other a dull scene of cold, untoward THE REAL AND THE IDEAL.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Miss Smith tells me you are going to Inverness to work at your handicraft. I suppose you will occasionally work for Mr. Carruthers ; he seems to be a clever man, and I think the Courier bespeaks him a man of independence. 1 hope he will continue to prove himself such in a place distracted by low politics and a narrow party spirit, too often vented in ungenerous, personal reflections. I conjure you to be on your guard, and preserve yourself from any share or feeling in these contests. Do not l...end your fine talent to either or any side ; next to your integrity to Heaven, maintain your independence ; be courteous to every one, but render party service to none, and you will make yourself many friends and no enemies. " Miller s next letter is not dated, but it was evidently written at Cromarty soon after the preceding : " Ever since I knew myself I have hovered on the verge of two distinct worlds, the one a gay creation of happy, animated dreams, the other a dull scene of cold, untoward THE REAL AND THE IDEAL.
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