A Memoir of the Reverend Sydney Smith volume 1
A Memoir of the Reverend Sydney Smith volume 1
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SYDNEY SMITH.
be in some little cTifEcultj for his immediate necessities, delicately offered to assist liim ; but, with a burst of gratitude, in his own beautiful tongue he exclaimed joy- ously, "Xo, no; thank God, I have paid every debt I owed in the world, and have still this in my pocket!" holding forth half-a-crown.
He did not live very many years to enjoy his good fortune, but we had frequent opportunities during that period of hearing of their mutual happiness.
It was somewhere about this... period, I believe, that, by Lord Ossory's death, the living of Ampthill, then vacant, came into his nephew. Lord Holland's, gift; and he immediately wrote, with his usual kindness, to offer it to my father. But being untenable with Foston, and of inferior value, my father was obliged to relinquish what to him would have been a source of constant en- joyment, the vicinity to Lord Holland and to all his early friends ; and to turn his mind, with renewed vigor, to the growing necessities of his little northern colony, which had suffered for the moment by this change of prospects put before him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SYDNEY SMITH.
be in some little cTifEcultj for his immediate necessities, delicately offered to assist liim ; but, with a burst of gratitude, in his own beautiful tongue he exclaimed joy- ously, "Xo, no; thank God, I have paid every debt I owed in the world, and have still this in my pocket!" holding forth half-a-crown.
He did not live very many years to enjoy his good fortune, but we had frequent opportunities during that period of hearing of their mutual happiness.
It was somewhere about this... period, I believe, that, by Lord Ossory's death, the living of Ampthill, then vacant, came into his nephew. Lord Holland's, gift; and he immediately wrote, with his usual kindness, to offer it to my father. But being untenable with Foston, and of inferior value, my father was obliged to relinquish what to him would have been a source of constant en- joyment, the vicinity to Lord Holland and to all his early friends ; and to turn his mind, with renewed vigor, to the growing necessities of his little northern colony, which had suffered for the moment by this change of prospects put before him.
What to read after A Memoir of the Reverend Sydney Smith volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Saba Holland Holland to read onlineMoreLess
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