Life of the Right Hon. Sir Alfred Comyn Lyall: P.C., K.C.B., G.C.I.E., D.C.L ...
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He begins his diary for 1910 with an entry oommenting upon the £ftct that four generations of his family have been 8ucoe68Îvely ez- ported to India; and, as noticed earlier, oae at least of hÌ6 undes had died there; so that India had seen five generations of his blood. It is an exceptional famüy record.
He was at this time fi&r firom well; Lady Lyall's health was causing him some ansiety, and the winter seemed to have tried him also. He did not talk about it, but he Iooked occasionally as if he... were sufiTering, and his heart was, in fact, giving him increasing troubla Though he con- tinued to work at hÌ8 variou8 aocietiee and at literature, the wamings became more firequent as the months went on, and he found it necessary to withdraw from many of his social engagementa Still, he was a busy man. I find him, in January alone, taking the chair at an Anti-Sufi&*age Com- mittee, attending Lord Cromer's Address to the dassical Association at King s CoUege, lecturing on Indian History to the women students there, finish- ing his 011ivier article for the *Edinburgh/ viaiting his friend and editor Arthur EUîot at Freshwater Bay, sending off the last corrected proofs of a new edition of the 'British Dominion in India/ writing a paper on Asiatic History, attending business boards, presiding at a Dulwich College Committee, Digiti izedbyG00gIe içio] DEATH OF KING EDWARD 441 going to a Council of the Central Asian Society, and from that to a British Academy meeting, and finìshing the month with an aftemoon's work as Ghairman of the Charity Organisation Society.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He begins his diary for 1910 with an entry oommenting upon the £ftct that four generations of his family have been 8ucoe68Îvely ez- ported to India; and, as noticed earlier, oae at least of hÌ6 undes had died there; so that India had seen five generations of his blood. It is an exceptional famüy record.
He was at this time fi&r firom well; Lady Lyall's health was causing him some ansiety, and the winter seemed to have tried him also. He did not talk about it, but he Iooked occasionally as if he... were sufiTering, and his heart was, in fact, giving him increasing troubla Though he con- tinued to work at hÌ8 variou8 aocietiee and at literature, the wamings became more firequent as the months went on, and he found it necessary to withdraw from many of his social engagementa Still, he was a busy man. I find him, in January alone, taking the chair at an Anti-Sufi&*age Com- mittee, attending Lord Cromer's Address to the dassical Association at King s CoUege, lecturing on Indian History to the women students there, finish- ing his 011ivier article for the *Edinburgh/ viaiting his friend and editor Arthur EUîot at Freshwater Bay, sending off the last corrected proofs of a new edition of the 'British Dominion in India/ writing a paper on Asiatic History, attending business boards, presiding at a Dulwich College Committee, Digiti izedbyG00gIe içio] DEATH OF KING EDWARD 441 going to a Council of the Central Asian Society, and from that to a British Academy meeting, and finìshing the month with an aftemoon's work as Ghairman of the Charity Organisation Society.
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