A Noble Life Incidents in the Career of Lewis Davis of Ferndale
A Noble Life Incidents in the Career of Lewis Davis of Ferndale
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Mr. Fred Lewis Davis married Miss Smith of Brentham Park, Stirling, and is now living at Coldre, Newport. For some years he has occupied his father's position in the management of the business, as a director of the Barry Railway Company, and other public posi- tions. He filled the office of High Sheriff of the county of Glamorgan in 1891 with distinction, and is striving nobly to carry out the desires of his father in connection with philanthropic and religious institutions.
Miss Davis married ...Mr. George Dennis Day, solicitor, of St. Ives, Hunts, and is now residing in that town, where she has made many friends and carried with her many of the noble qualities of the old Bryndderwen home.
Miss Annie, who became the wife of her cousin, Mr. Leonard Davis of Swansea, is now living in London.
70 A NOBLE LIFE Miss Flossie is happily within easy reach of the old home at Brynavvel, Cardiff, and, with her husband, Mr. Walter Hibbert, is actively engaged in various departments of Christian work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Fred Lewis Davis married Miss Smith of Brentham Park, Stirling, and is now living at Coldre, Newport. For some years he has occupied his father's position in the management of the business, as a director of the Barry Railway Company, and other public posi- tions. He filled the office of High Sheriff of the county of Glamorgan in 1891 with distinction, and is striving nobly to carry out the desires of his father in connection with philanthropic and religious institutions.
Miss Davis married ...Mr. George Dennis Day, solicitor, of St. Ives, Hunts, and is now residing in that town, where she has made many friends and carried with her many of the noble qualities of the old Bryndderwen home.
Miss Annie, who became the wife of her cousin, Mr. Leonard Davis of Swansea, is now living in London.
70 A NOBLE LIFE Miss Flossie is happily within easy reach of the old home at Brynavvel, Cardiff, and, with her husband, Mr. Walter Hibbert, is actively engaged in various departments of Christian work.
What to read after A Noble Life Incidents in the Career of Lewis Davis of Ferndale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Young to read onlineMoreLess
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