Haud Immemor. a Few Personal Recollections of Mr. Thackeray in Philadelphia
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My only furviving brother, Mr.
Henry Reed, in company with his wife's fifter, vifited Europe, saw and were kindly treated by Mr. Thackeray ; and on their return voyage, on the 24th of September, perifhed in the fhipwreck ol the Arftic, Thackeray had known my brother in this country, and duly eftimated what I may be pardoned for defcribing as his gentle virtues, and refined and fcholar-like taftes. He meafured, too, the anguifh which, even at this lapfe of time, now nearly ten years, frefhens wh...en I think of it, and then bowed a whole family to the earth. It was in reply to my letter, announcing that all hope of efcape or refcue was over, and that ' a vaft and wandering grave was theirs,' that in November he wrote to me the following. It is an interefting letter, too, in this, that it mentions what may not be known on the H other fide of the Atlantic, that he had had fome tranfient diplomatic vifions.
36 Onjlow Square, B romp ton, %th November.
My Dear Reed : I receive your melancholy letter this morning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My only furviving brother, Mr.
Henry Reed, in company with his wife's fifter, vifited Europe, saw and were kindly treated by Mr. Thackeray ; and on their return voyage, on the 24th of September, perifhed in the fhipwreck ol the Arftic, Thackeray had known my brother in this country, and duly eftimated what I may be pardoned for defcribing as his gentle virtues, and refined and fcholar-like taftes. He meafured, too, the anguifh which, even at this lapfe of time, now nearly ten years, frefhens wh...en I think of it, and then bowed a whole family to the earth. It was in reply to my letter, announcing that all hope of efcape or refcue was over, and that ' a vaft and wandering grave was theirs,' that in November he wrote to me the following. It is an interefting letter, too, in this, that it mentions what may not be known on the H other fide of the Atlantic, that he had had fome tranfient diplomatic vifions.
36 Onjlow Square, B romp ton, %th November.
My Dear Reed : I receive your melancholy letter this morning.
What to read after Haud Immemor. a Few Personal Recollections of Mr. Thackeray in Philadelphia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reed, William B. (William Bradford), 1806-1876 to read onlineMoreLess
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