The North British Review volume 40
The North British Review volume 40
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John the Evangelist and of the Holy Innocents. Years ago he had prided himself on having been the first to introduce into Scot- land The Christian Year, which he brought as a student from Oxford, where the first edition — first of its seventy-seven editions — had just appeared. How touching a reward to him — how touching a tribute to the enduring piety and genius of its vener- able author, that after the lapse of so long a tract of time to both — of quiet pastoral life and eager controversies f...or the one, of diplomacy and government, war and shipwreck, and travels from hemisphere to hemisphere, for the other — that fountain of early devotion should still remain fresh and pure to soothe his dying hours.
Until his strength failed him, he was carried at times into the verandah, and showed by words and looks his constant admira- tion at the grand evidences of God's power and goodness in the magnificence of the scenery before him ; and on one such occasion was delighted with the sublime description of the Lord Elgin — In Memoriam.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John the Evangelist and of the Holy Innocents. Years ago he had prided himself on having been the first to introduce into Scot- land The Christian Year, which he brought as a student from Oxford, where the first edition — first of its seventy-seven editions — had just appeared. How touching a reward to him — how touching a tribute to the enduring piety and genius of its vener- able author, that after the lapse of so long a tract of time to both — of quiet pastoral life and eager controversies f...or the one, of diplomacy and government, war and shipwreck, and travels from hemisphere to hemisphere, for the other — that fountain of early devotion should still remain fresh and pure to soothe his dying hours.
Until his strength failed him, he was carried at times into the verandah, and showed by words and looks his constant admira- tion at the grand evidences of God's power and goodness in the magnificence of the scenery before him ; and on one such occasion was delighted with the sublime description of the Lord Elgin — In Memoriam.
What to read after The North British Review volume 40?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R Roger Child Bayley to read onlineMoreLess
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