William Bodham Donne And His Friends
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I am that rascal for I cannot find in myself any reluctance to quit the place of my birth and life for — I will not say how many years. But this place is haunted and thronged with sad remembrances and my spirits always sink when I return to it.
I have lent your Hulsean Lectures to some Divines here- about and all highly admire them, nor has the loan been pre- judicial to your interests, since the volume has been purchased in consequence.
I meant myself to have sent you my ** Address," but Charl...es b^ged hard to be the giver as a token of his pleasure in your beautiful gift to him. So I waived my claim in a matter in all but the intent immaterial. Do you not lecture in Cambridge again in April, and will you not come hither as you designed ^ From Richard Bamfield's Address to th$ Nightingale (1594) : — None take pity on thy pain ; Senseless trees, they cannot hear thee ; Ruthless tears, they will not cheer thee ; King Pandion, he is dead ; All Siy friends are lapped in lead.
104 W. B.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am that rascal for I cannot find in myself any reluctance to quit the place of my birth and life for — I will not say how many years. But this place is haunted and thronged with sad remembrances and my spirits always sink when I return to it.
I have lent your Hulsean Lectures to some Divines here- about and all highly admire them, nor has the loan been pre- judicial to your interests, since the volume has been purchased in consequence.
I meant myself to have sent you my ** Address," but Charl...es b^ged hard to be the giver as a token of his pleasure in your beautiful gift to him. So I waived my claim in a matter in all but the intent immaterial. Do you not lecture in Cambridge again in April, and will you not come hither as you designed ^ From Richard Bamfield's Address to th$ Nightingale (1594) : — None take pity on thy pain ; Senseless trees, they cannot hear thee ; Ruthless tears, they will not cheer thee ; King Pandion, he is dead ; All Siy friends are lapped in lead.
104 W. B.
What to read after William Bodham Donne And His Friends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catharine Bodham Donne Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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