John Keble's Parishes
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Though never a very strong man, he preserved all his powers and hiskind interest and thorough attention to whatever was brought beforehim until the end came, as to "a shock of corn in full season, " andhe was taken to his rest on the 17th of August 1881, leaving to allwho knew him the precious recollection of emphatically "a just man"serving God in his generation.
That simple walking funeral, devoid of all pomp or show, but attendedby at least 130 friends, did indeed show the esteem in which he... washeld as the moving spring of all the best undertakings for many yearsin the county; and may Hursley never forget that she is, as it were, consecrated by having been the home of two such men as John Keble andWilliam Heathcote.
Still there are changes to record: Julian Bargus Yonge, after longinactivity from broken health, sold the property at Otterbourne toMajor Robert Scarlett, and removed to London, where he died a fewdays later, in October 1891.
In 1892 Mr. Brock was invited to return to his house in Guernsey tobecome rector of the parish of St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Though never a very strong man, he preserved all his powers and hiskind interest and thorough attention to whatever was brought beforehim until the end came, as to "a shock of corn in full season, " andhe was taken to his rest on the 17th of August 1881, leaving to allwho knew him the precious recollection of emphatically "a just man"serving God in his generation.
That simple walking funeral, devoid of all pomp or show, but attendedby at least 130 friends, did indeed show the esteem in which he... washeld as the moving spring of all the best undertakings for many yearsin the county; and may Hursley never forget that she is, as it were, consecrated by having been the home of two such men as John Keble andWilliam Heathcote.
Still there are changes to record: Julian Bargus Yonge, after longinactivity from broken health, sold the property at Otterbourne toMajor Robert Scarlett, and removed to London, where he died a fewdays later, in October 1891.
In 1892 Mr. Brock was invited to return to his house in Guernsey tobecome rector of the parish of St.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yonge Charlotte Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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