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Speaking of Mrs. Jameson's Character of Women in Shakespeare, you mentioned Desdemona. Desdemona is beautiful almost perfect character of pure feeling, or a character which lives & feels. but not thinks: at least, thinking is scarcely an attribute necessary to our perception of her. On the contrary Mrs. Furber to whom you refer is certainly in some measure a character of intellect. At least we cannot in considering her lost sight as it were entirely of intellect as one can in Desd. | Speaking of Mrs. Jameson's Character of Women in Shakespeare, you mentioned Desdemona. Desdemona is beautiful almost perfect character of pure feeling, or a character which lives & feels. but not thinks: at least, thinking is scarcely an attribute necessary to our perception of her. On the contrary Mrs. Furber to whom you refer is certainly in some measure a character of intellect. At least we cannot in considering her lost sight as it were entirely of intellect as one can in Desd. | ||
Did you ever hear preach Rev. Mr. Clark Agent of the A.B.C. F.M. ? What think you of him. He preached here today. | Did you ever hear preach Rev. Mr. Clark Agent of the A.B.C. F.M. ? What think you of him. He preached here today. | ||
Mon. Morn. If I do not send this letter now no knowing when | Mon. Morn. If I do not send this letter now, no knowing when | ||
Business presses | Business presses | ||
Aff. I S. | Aff. I S. | ||
Latest revision as of 04:25, 10 October 2020
come to Waterford, and accompany you to Portland, and Eliab meet you there. Why couldnt that be? I really want to see that A. & St. L.R.R. It would be good for me. And just as far as I can go by R.R. is but a short journey for me you know. Yet I could not promise long before hand.
You are promoted to the Douche. My theory would decidedly favor the Sitz Bad in your case in preference to the Douche: but perhaps your folks know best. Speaking of Mrs. Jameson's Character of Women in Shakespeare, you mentioned Desdemona. Desdemona is beautiful almost perfect character of pure feeling, or a character which lives & feels. but not thinks: at least, thinking is scarcely an attribute necessary to our perception of her. On the contrary Mrs. Furber to whom you refer is certainly in some measure a character of intellect. At least we cannot in considering her lost sight as it were entirely of intellect as one can in Desd. Did you ever hear preach Rev. Mr. Clark Agent of the A.B.C. F.M. ? What think you of him. He preached here today. Mon. Morn. If I do not send this letter now, no knowing when
Business presses
Aff. I S.