Reminiscences of Candia
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It was a delightful exhibition of their boyish admiration for each other that Sam Walter Foss would insist that Henry Palmer was the brightest boy he ever knew, while REMINISCENCES OF CANDIA 247 » Henry Palmer at the same time would as stoutly insist that Sam Walter Foss had no second. This much I write of the two in a mutual way that it may be seen how fitting it is that I at this time tell of Henry Palmer. Another reason and a more potent one why I write of him is that he was and is my nephew..., so that I have a loving and an abiding interest in the memory of one of my own family blood whose life, all too brief, so distinguished him in his youth and early manhood.
Henry Palmer came into the world with an interroga- tion point upon his lips. With a mind richly endowed and keenly alive, he was forever seeking the " why " and the " wherefore. " The discQvery of a new truth was to him another evidence of its inJ&nity.
Never satisfied until he saw the reason of things, he held on with a tenacious grip to whatever subject he might have under discussion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a delightful exhibition of their boyish admiration for each other that Sam Walter Foss would insist that Henry Palmer was the brightest boy he ever knew, while REMINISCENCES OF CANDIA 247 » Henry Palmer at the same time would as stoutly insist that Sam Walter Foss had no second. This much I write of the two in a mutual way that it may be seen how fitting it is that I at this time tell of Henry Palmer. Another reason and a more potent one why I write of him is that he was and is my nephew..., so that I have a loving and an abiding interest in the memory of one of my own family blood whose life, all too brief, so distinguished him in his youth and early manhood.
Henry Palmer came into the world with an interroga- tion point upon his lips. With a mind richly endowed and keenly alive, he was forever seeking the " why " and the " wherefore. " The discQvery of a new truth was to him another evidence of its inJ&nity.
Never satisfied until he saw the reason of things, he held on with a tenacious grip to whatever subject he might have under discussion.
What to read after Reminiscences of Candia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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