The Life of Henry Drummond
The Life of Henry Drummond
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* This has been one of the best and busiest weeks of my life, but I have not a moment to tell my tale. I write in the Yale Graveyard — the only uninhabited spot I can find ; and I have only twenty minutes for my whole English mail. The work here has been most wonderful, great meetings at night, and talks and walks (your kind of walks) all day long.
' We have got at the very heart and brain of this College, and I am sure permanent work has been done which will tell on all the collesres round ...when the men start out to work. They are to begin the aggressive work on a neighbouring University on Sunday first, while I go on to Harvard. Do not infer that the whole College is in a state of wild excitement, for it is not so ; nor did we want that. But the head centres are reached in every department, and they will do the rest before the term is many weeks older.
' I had a delightful day at Hartford last Friday after writing you — called on Mark Twain, Mrs. Har- riet Beecher Stowe, and the widow of Horace Bushnell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
7.
* This has been one of the best and busiest weeks of my life, but I have not a moment to tell my tale. I write in the Yale Graveyard — the only uninhabited spot I can find ; and I have only twenty minutes for my whole English mail. The work here has been most wonderful, great meetings at night, and talks and walks (your kind of walks) all day long.
' We have got at the very heart and brain of this College, and I am sure permanent work has been done which will tell on all the collesres round ...when the men start out to work. They are to begin the aggressive work on a neighbouring University on Sunday first, while I go on to Harvard. Do not infer that the whole College is in a state of wild excitement, for it is not so ; nor did we want that. But the head centres are reached in every department, and they will do the rest before the term is many weeks older.
' I had a delightful day at Hartford last Friday after writing you — called on Mark Twain, Mrs. Har- riet Beecher Stowe, and the widow of Horace Bushnell.
What to read after The Life of Henry Drummond?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Adam Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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