Memoir and Letters of Francis W. Newman by Giberne Sieveking
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mistake--but by a _single standard metal_, composed of gold and silver in
fixed ratio. I was not happy enough (or unhappy enough) to _learn_ how this was to result; but his eagerness and confidence were to me a surprising phenomenon. "A Worcester College man told me that your _Types of Morals_ had already left a _strong_ impression on younger men. I think there has not yet been time for the second great book and work. "The glorification of our Indian Policy only made me melancholy. I hope you now get full and real rest. Though I _feel_ as in perfect health, I have to say to myself, _Non sum qualis eram_, and take warnings. Pray, do you the same. "Affectionately, to you and yours, "F. W. Newman." "In London vegetarianism seems going ahead. I have, still struggling through the press, _Reminiscences of Two Exiles and Two Wars_. The Quakers will be at once pleased and angry if that is possible." _Dr. Martineau from Newman._ "_19th Aug._, 1892. "My dear Martineau, |
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