Personal Remembrances of Sir Frederick Pollock, Second Baronet, Sometime Queen's Remembrancer
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Dear E. — The weather has been vile for some time, but relents a little to-day. We in London have all been lighting our fires with our almanacs, between which and the ther- mometer it must be lamented that a better understanding is not maintained. Instead of the mutual good feehng which one would expect and wish to see prevailing between the arbiters of the Seasons and the Temperature, they seem to delight in betraying each other into the falsest positions.
I don't know on which side the fault ...lies ; but the scientific authorities of the country really ought to look to it. Uncle H. recommends a change to a better climate, by taking a judgeship at the Cape. I am determined, however, to resist any departure from the beaten path of the profession here i84o FLOWERS IN THE TEMPLE 151 until it fairly turns out to be one which will lead to nothing for me ; and it is hardly yet known that I am on the road, such is the dust and confusion caused by the other vehicles which crowd it, among which it must be difficult to dis- tinguish the humble turn-out of a beginner.
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Dear E. — The weather has been vile for some time, but relents a little to-day. We in London have all been lighting our fires with our almanacs, between which and the ther- mometer it must be lamented that a better understanding is not maintained. Instead of the mutual good feehng which one would expect and wish to see prevailing between the arbiters of the Seasons and the Temperature, they seem to delight in betraying each other into the falsest positions.
I don't know on which side the fault ...lies ; but the scientific authorities of the country really ought to look to it. Uncle H. recommends a change to a better climate, by taking a judgeship at the Cape. I am determined, however, to resist any departure from the beaten path of the profession here i84o FLOWERS IN THE TEMPLE 151 until it fairly turns out to be one which will lead to nothing for me ; and it is hardly yet known that I am on the road, such is the dust and confusion caused by the other vehicles which crowd it, among which it must be difficult to dis- tinguish the humble turn-out of a beginner.
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