The Life of Reginald Heber volume 1
The Life of Reginald Heber volume 1
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It is fair to tell you be- forehand, that Giftbrd claims the privilege, and exercises it with very little ceremony, of either rejecting or curtailing the articles sent to him.
" I now come to a much less interesting subject — I mean Mr. Nolan. I have been a good deal surprised to hear nothing of his second letter, but have certainly no wish to hurry him, or to answer the first till he has entirely finished his plea. My brother tells me the former has been but little known or noticed in Lon- don... ; and my friends in general, appear to think that unless the second produces more efl'ect, it will not be advisable to answer either. I am to go to Oxford early in term, where I . Shall be better able to judge, and will lose no time in apprising you of my intentions.
" I am afraid that you are perfectly righit in ascribing a less LETTER TO R. J. WILMOT, ESQ. 4G1 degree of Hebrew knowledi^e to the Fathers than I did in my reply ; their pretentions arc not of a kind to bear sifting.
" Believe me, dear Sir, " Ever truly your's, " Reginald IIeber.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is fair to tell you be- forehand, that Giftbrd claims the privilege, and exercises it with very little ceremony, of either rejecting or curtailing the articles sent to him.
" I now come to a much less interesting subject — I mean Mr. Nolan. I have been a good deal surprised to hear nothing of his second letter, but have certainly no wish to hurry him, or to answer the first till he has entirely finished his plea. My brother tells me the former has been but little known or noticed in Lon- don... ; and my friends in general, appear to think that unless the second produces more efl'ect, it will not be advisable to answer either. I am to go to Oxford early in term, where I . Shall be better able to judge, and will lose no time in apprising you of my intentions.
" I am afraid that you are perfectly righit in ascribing a less LETTER TO R. J. WILMOT, ESQ. 4G1 degree of Hebrew knowledi^e to the Fathers than I did in my reply ; their pretentions arc not of a kind to bear sifting.
" Believe me, dear Sir, " Ever truly your's, " Reginald IIeber.
What to read after The Life of Reginald Heber volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reginald Heber to read onlineMoreLess
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