 | 1901 - 928 页
...forgeries; and ¿Valpole a next letter was a letter of advice to stick to his calling, that so ‘ when he should have made a fortune, he might unbend...himself with the studies consonant to his inclinations.' A curt request for the return of the MS8. lay six weeks unanswered during Wal¿pole's absence in Paris.... | |
 | Horace Walpole - 1904 - 490 页
...him, for a chaplain of the late Bishop of Exeter has found in Rowley a line of Hudibras. Well, Sir, being satisfied with my intelligence about Chatterton,...himself with the studies consonant to his inclinations. I told him also, that I had communicated his transcripts to much better judges, and that they were... | |
 | John H. Ingram, John Henry Ingram - 1910 - 490 页
...Chatterton, I wrote him a letter with as much kindness and tenderness as if I had been his guardian. ... I undeceived him about my being a person of any interest,...himself with the studies consonant to his inclinations. I told him, also, that I had communicated his transcripts to much better judges, and that they were... | |
 | David Patrick, William Geddie - 1923 - 856 页
...be forgeries ; and Walpole s next letter was a letter of advice, to stick to his calling, that so, 'when he should have made a fortune, he might unbend...himself with the studies consonant to his inclinations.' A curt request for the return of the MSS. lay six weeks unanswered during Walpole's absence in Paris.... | |
 | Dorothy Margaret Stuart - 1927 - 252 页
...and gratitude to his mother" to labour industriously in his profession (of attorney's clerk), adding that "when he should have made a fortune he might unbend himself in the studies consonant to his inclinations". Though this excellent advice must have sounded in Chatterton's... | |
 | Dorothy Margaret Stuart - 1927 - 252 页
...and gratitude to his mother" to labour industriously in his profession (of attorney's clerk), adding that "when he should have made a fortune he might unbend himself in the studies consonant to his inclinations". Though this excellent advice must have sounded in Chatterton's... | |
 | 1899 - 684 页
...pronounced the specimens modern fabrications, and he wrote a letter of advice to Chatterton telling him '• when he should have made a fortune he might unbend...himself with the studies consonant to his inclinations." Three haughty letters were written by Chatterton reiterating the authenticity of the MS8. and demanding... | |
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I undeceived him about my being a person of any interest, and urged to him that in duty and gratitude to his mother, who had straitened herself to breed him up to a profession, he ought to labour in it, that in her old age he might absolve his filial... 
