The Personal Life of David Livingstone... Chiefly From His Unpublished Journals And Correspondence in the Possession of His Family, By William Garden Blaikie..
The Personal Life of David Livingstone... Chiefly From His Unpublished Journals And Correspondence in the Possession of His Family, By William Garden Blaikie..
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Calcraft and I walked home after retiring. He is cousin to Colonel Steele; the colonel has gone abroad with his daughter, who is delicate." "Saturday, 31s* July 1864. — Came down by the morning train to Harburn, and met my old friend Mr. Young, who took me to Lime- field, and introduced me to a nice family." Dr. Livingstone's relation to Mr. Young's family was very close and cordial Hardly one of the many notes and letters he wrote to his friend fails to send greetings to " Ma-James," as he lik...ed to call Mrs. Young, after the African fashion. It is not only the playful ease of his letters that shows how much he felt at home with Mr.
Young, — the same thing appears from the frequency with which he sought his counsel in matters of business, and the value which he set upon it.
"Sunday, 1st August. — Went to the U.P. church, and heard ex- cellent sermons. Was colder this time than on my former visit to Scotland.
"2d August. — Reached Hamilton. Mother did not know me at first. Anna Mary, a nice sprightly child, told me that she preferred Garibaldi buttons on her dress, as I walked down to Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Calcraft and I walked home after retiring. He is cousin to Colonel Steele; the colonel has gone abroad with his daughter, who is delicate." "Saturday, 31s* July 1864. — Came down by the morning train to Harburn, and met my old friend Mr. Young, who took me to Lime- field, and introduced me to a nice family." Dr. Livingstone's relation to Mr. Young's family was very close and cordial Hardly one of the many notes and letters he wrote to his friend fails to send greetings to " Ma-James," as he lik...ed to call Mrs. Young, after the African fashion. It is not only the playful ease of his letters that shows how much he felt at home with Mr.
Young, — the same thing appears from the frequency with which he sought his counsel in matters of business, and the value which he set upon it.
"Sunday, 1st August. — Went to the U.P. church, and heard ex- cellent sermons. Was colder this time than on my former visit to Scotland.
"2d August. — Reached Hamilton. Mother did not know me at first. Anna Mary, a nice sprightly child, told me that she preferred Garibaldi buttons on her dress, as I walked down to Dr.
What to read after The Personal Life of David Livingstone... Chiefly From His Unpublished Journals And Correspondence in the Possession of His Family, By William Garden Blaikie..?
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