The Shelley Societys Papers Part I Ii Being the First Second Part of the F
The Shelley Societys Papers Part I Ii Being the First Second Part of the F
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Dr. Furnivall saw no good reason why it should not be established, and several good reasons why it should be, and he resolved then and there to found a Shelley Society. Next day, December 7th, he spoke to Mr. W. M. Rossetti and others, ascertained that a small nucleus of support for starting such a Society might be counted upon, and lost no time in launching it, for better for worse. . The venture was at that time a bold one, for, in fact, very few co-operators had been secured, and some gentle...men who had been half counted upon for assistance had de- clined. Their reasons, whatever these may have been, were satisfactory to their own minds : all that the Committee can do is to respect those reasons, and leave them undiscussed. The original prospectus for forming the Society was issued on December 8th, 1885. A few persons joined as members ; gradually not a few; and at the moment (January loth, 1887) when we send the present Report to the press the number of members stands at 400. Such a result would not have been obtained without some vigour in initiative, spiced perhaps with a little sanguine willingness to tempt the unknown of fortune, nor without after heedfulness of management tempering the riskiness of the first start.
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Dr. Furnivall saw no good reason why it should not be established, and several good reasons why it should be, and he resolved then and there to found a Shelley Society. Next day, December 7th, he spoke to Mr. W. M. Rossetti and others, ascertained that a small nucleus of support for starting such a Society might be counted upon, and lost no time in launching it, for better for worse. . The venture was at that time a bold one, for, in fact, very few co-operators had been secured, and some gentle...men who had been half counted upon for assistance had de- clined. Their reasons, whatever these may have been, were satisfactory to their own minds : all that the Committee can do is to respect those reasons, and leave them undiscussed. The original prospectus for forming the Society was issued on December 8th, 1885. A few persons joined as members ; gradually not a few; and at the moment (January loth, 1887) when we send the present Report to the press the number of members stands at 400. Such a result would not have been obtained without some vigour in initiative, spiced perhaps with a little sanguine willingness to tempt the unknown of fortune, nor without after heedfulness of management tempering the riskiness of the first start.
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