William Ward Watkin And the Rice Institute
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Watkin continues to suffer from the liver attack of September and does not improve satisfactorily.
"I had hoped to avoid winter [by remaining] here, and to read and write, which I have found to be quite possible. But I also want to use this as headquarters for several Spanish journeys. As yet, I have not found Mrs. Watkin well enough to warrant my going. We are still hoping her strength will return, and after our winter here to go in February to Florence and back to France for early spring befo...re coming home. The children all speak French constantly in the household.
"Should Mrs. Watkin continue depressed by failure to recover her strength, I feel I will be back by mid-year [of 1929]." President Lovett was of course distressed to hear of Mrs. Watkin's illness. Earlier, he had sent news of the campus: "Chillman says you need have no anxiety about the conduct of the department. We are making preparations for the installation of our Phi Beta Kappa chapter with appropriate ceremonies." There was other news of colleagues, and of campus happenings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Watkin continues to suffer from the liver attack of September and does not improve satisfactorily.
"I had hoped to avoid winter [by remaining] here, and to read and write, which I have found to be quite possible. But I also want to use this as headquarters for several Spanish journeys. As yet, I have not found Mrs. Watkin well enough to warrant my going. We are still hoping her strength will return, and after our winter here to go in February to Florence and back to France for early spring befo...re coming home. The children all speak French constantly in the household.
"Should Mrs. Watkin continue depressed by failure to recover her strength, I feel I will be back by mid-year [of 1929]." President Lovett was of course distressed to hear of Mrs. Watkin's illness. Earlier, he had sent news of the campus: "Chillman says you need have no anxiety about the conduct of the department. We are making preparations for the installation of our Phi Beta Kappa chapter with appropriate ceremonies." There was other news of colleagues, and of campus happenings.
What to read after William Ward Watkin And the Rice Institute?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nicholson, Patrick James, 1921- to read onlineMoreLess
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