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He possessed, according to my father, great facility in explaining any difficult subject; and he himself attributed this power to his habit of always talking about whatever he was studying, 'turning and of his hearers'. He Lady. * * married a widower, and became so
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He possessed, according to my father, great facility in explaining any difficult subject; and he himself attributed this power to his habit of always talking about whatever he was studying, 'turning and of his hearers'. He Lady. * * married a widower, and became so
moulding the subject according to the capacity compared himself to Gil Bias's uncle, who learned the grammar by teaching it to his nephew. When he wished to make himself disagreeable for any good cause, he was well able to do so. jealous of his former wife that she cut and spoiled her picture, which hung up in one of the rooms. The husband, fearing that his young wife was becoming insane, was greatly alarmed, and sent for Dr Darwin. en he arrived he told her in the plainest manner many unpleasant truths, among others that the former wife was infinitely her in
BookThe Works of Charles Darwin: Vol 29: Erasmus Darwin (1879) / the Autobiography of Charles Darwin (1958)
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Edition 1st Edition
First Published 1992
Imprint Routledge
Pages 1
eBook ISBN 9781315476339
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