The Lost Prince Facts Tending to Prove the Identity of Louis the Seventeenth O
The Lost Prince Facts Tending to Prove the Identity of Louis the Seventeenth O
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His residence among Euro- peans, his instinctive delight in the refinements of social intercourse, the attentions shovi^n him by all classes of persons, had not, for one moment, diverted his mind from the great purpose for which he con- ceived himself created — that of carrying the Gospel to the heatlien. But his health continued very feeble, and severe pains in the head and chest rendered it difficult for him to continue his studies unin- terruptedly. At times he seems almost to have despaired... of life, but the activity of his mind and body, rising superior to indisposi- tion, soon dissipated the gloom. His friends and physician advised him in April, 1810, to give up study, for a time, and travel south- ward, which, after some delay, he did. It was on this occasion that he first became acquainted with his future friend and Bishop, Dr. Hobart, who even at that early day was attracted by him and showed him much attention.
On his return to Massachusetts, his pains returned, and every few pages some record of his sufferings occurs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His residence among Euro- peans, his instinctive delight in the refinements of social intercourse, the attentions shovi^n him by all classes of persons, had not, for one moment, diverted his mind from the great purpose for which he con- ceived himself created — that of carrying the Gospel to the heatlien. But his health continued very feeble, and severe pains in the head and chest rendered it difficult for him to continue his studies unin- terruptedly. At times he seems almost to have despaired... of life, but the activity of his mind and body, rising superior to indisposi- tion, soon dissipated the gloom. His friends and physician advised him in April, 1810, to give up study, for a time, and travel south- ward, which, after some delay, he did. It was on this occasion that he first became acquainted with his future friend and Bishop, Dr. Hobart, who even at that early day was attracted by him and showed him much attention.
On his return to Massachusetts, his pains returned, and every few pages some record of his sufferings occurs.
What to read after The Lost Prince Facts Tending to Prove the Identity of Louis the Seventeenth O?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John H John Halloway Hanson to read onlineMoreLess
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