 | Austin Dobson - 1902 - 232 páginas
...perhaps, the querulousness of temper, most certainly not natural to so sweet and so enlarged a mind, which you and I have lately lamented, as making his family...happiness wherever he could, would otherwise have done." This letter was written on the 2nd July. On the 4th Richardson died at Parson's Green, and was buried... | |
 | Charles Wells Moulton - 1910 - 616 páginas
...perhaps the querulousness of temper most certainly not natural to so sweet and so enlarged a mind, which you and I have lately lamented as making his family...will soon now I suppose be freed from its corporeal encumbrance ; it were a sin to wish against it, and yet how few such will be left behind.— TALBOT,... | |
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... tremblings which unfitted that hand so peculiarly formed to guide the pen; and by perhaps the querulousness of temper, most certainly not natural to so sweet and so enlarged a Mind, which you and I have lately lamented, as making his family at times... 