The Living Wesley
The Living Wesley
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Mrs. Delanxfs Life and Corre- spondence, vol. i. p. 269. The date of the one letter to Mrs. Granville, of which we have any knowledge, is " Lincoln College, December 12, 1730," MISS KIRK HAM AND MRS. PENDARVES. 63 could at no time of his life dispense with the exquisite aud stimulating pleasure which he found in female society and correspondence. He was naturally a woman-worshipper — at least, a worshipper of such women. An almost reverent courtesy, a warm but pure affection, a delicate but clo...se familiarity, marked through life his relations with the good and gifted women — gifted they were, for the most part — with whom he maintained friendship and correspondence.
If Miss Wedgwood had been aware of this fact, her estimate of Wesley's character would have been different at some points from that which she has given to the world. 1 1 In illustration of what is written above, see Alexander Knox's Remain*, vol. iii. pp. 478-9. In one of the later chapters of this book, writing of Wesley's "disposition and character" (p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Delanxfs Life and Corre- spondence, vol. i. p. 269. The date of the one letter to Mrs. Granville, of which we have any knowledge, is " Lincoln College, December 12, 1730," MISS KIRK HAM AND MRS. PENDARVES. 63 could at no time of his life dispense with the exquisite aud stimulating pleasure which he found in female society and correspondence. He was naturally a woman-worshipper — at least, a worshipper of such women. An almost reverent courtesy, a warm but pure affection, a delicate but clo...se familiarity, marked through life his relations with the good and gifted women — gifted they were, for the most part — with whom he maintained friendship and correspondence.
If Miss Wedgwood had been aware of this fact, her estimate of Wesley's character would have been different at some points from that which she has given to the world. 1 1 In illustration of what is written above, see Alexander Knox's Remain*, vol. iii. pp. 478-9. In one of the later chapters of this book, writing of Wesley's "disposition and character" (p.
What to read after The Living Wesley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Harrison Rigg to read onlineMoreLess
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