Henry Hart Milman, D.D., Dean of St. Paul's; a Biographical Sketch
Henry Hart Milman, D.D., Dean of St. Paul's; a Biographical Sketch
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H. Prescott, Esq.
Deanery, St. Paul's, November \\th^ 1850.
My dear Friend, — Your welcome letter did not bring the first tidings of your safe arrival in your native land. A dispatch of Dr. Hollands which I saw in Kent boasted of the pleasant dinner which you had given him at Boston. It gave us unmingled pleasure, as adding, I trust, further encouragement to another visit to England. Then we should, I hope, be in a better condition to fulfil all the duties of hospitality.
1 often think that if ...I were some twenty years younger I should work up my courage to cross the Atlantic. The only regret I feel at having formed such delightful friendships as I have among your countrymen, and most especially with yourself, is that the wide Atlantic is rolling and will still roll between us. Regret is the wrong word, for friend- ship which grows weak and languishes for want of renewed opportunities of intercourse is hardly worthy of the name ; and if Mahomet cannot go to the mountain, he has still hopes that the mountain is not as immovable as himself At all events, the recollec- tion of your visit to London will be to us among those cherished remembrances on which we shall dwell while memory holds her seat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
H. Prescott, Esq.
Deanery, St. Paul's, November \\th^ 1850.
My dear Friend, — Your welcome letter did not bring the first tidings of your safe arrival in your native land. A dispatch of Dr. Hollands which I saw in Kent boasted of the pleasant dinner which you had given him at Boston. It gave us unmingled pleasure, as adding, I trust, further encouragement to another visit to England. Then we should, I hope, be in a better condition to fulfil all the duties of hospitality.
1 often think that if ...I were some twenty years younger I should work up my courage to cross the Atlantic. The only regret I feel at having formed such delightful friendships as I have among your countrymen, and most especially with yourself, is that the wide Atlantic is rolling and will still roll between us. Regret is the wrong word, for friend- ship which grows weak and languishes for want of renewed opportunities of intercourse is hardly worthy of the name ; and if Mahomet cannot go to the mountain, he has still hopes that the mountain is not as immovable as himself At all events, the recollec- tion of your visit to London will be to us among those cherished remembrances on which we shall dwell while memory holds her seat.
What to read after Henry Hart Milman, D.D., Dean of St. Paul's; a Biographical Sketch?
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