The Life And Letters of Walter Farquhar Hook Dd Frs
The Life And Letters of Walter Farquhar Hook Dd Frs
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Wood, Esq. — First Sermon at Leeds.
Armley House, Leeds : April 19, 1837. My clearest Friend, — I send a line because I know that you and your lady will wish to hear of us. Most calamitously, I was so hoarse on Sunday that, though surrounded by an immense mob, I could not do more than whisper my sermon. To my annoyance, "iiowever, there were reporters present from the three newspapers, 1 837 Letters, March to April 1%-^^"]. 219 and I was strongly urged to print my sermon by Mr. Hall, on behalf ...of the trustees. As I had not the remotest idea of printing it when I wrote it, this is a bore ; but as it will most likely be mis- represented in the newspapers, I thought I had better send it to the press, which I have accordingly done. After so much success and flattery, I look upon this failure (for a complete failure it was) as a merciful Providence ; it is a warning to me not to be too con- fident in myself ; it tells ine on whose strength I must wholly and solely rely. I am happy to say that I did not feel any annoyance whatever from such feelings as might arise from mortified vanity ; I have regarded the failure as a mercy, and not been annoyed at it the least, except so far as I failed in my wish to let my mode of conduct be known.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wood, Esq. — First Sermon at Leeds.
Armley House, Leeds : April 19, 1837. My clearest Friend, — I send a line because I know that you and your lady will wish to hear of us. Most calamitously, I was so hoarse on Sunday that, though surrounded by an immense mob, I could not do more than whisper my sermon. To my annoyance, "iiowever, there were reporters present from the three newspapers, 1 837 Letters, March to April 1%-^^"]. 219 and I was strongly urged to print my sermon by Mr. Hall, on behalf ...of the trustees. As I had not the remotest idea of printing it when I wrote it, this is a bore ; but as it will most likely be mis- represented in the newspapers, I thought I had better send it to the press, which I have accordingly done. After so much success and flattery, I look upon this failure (for a complete failure it was) as a merciful Providence ; it is a warning to me not to be too con- fident in myself ; it tells ine on whose strength I must wholly and solely rely. I am happy to say that I did not feel any annoyance whatever from such feelings as might arise from mortified vanity ; I have regarded the failure as a mercy, and not been annoyed at it the least, except so far as I failed in my wish to let my mode of conduct be known.
What to read after The Life And Letters of Walter Farquhar Hook Dd Frs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W R W William Richard Wood Stephens to read onlineMoreLess
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