Son of a wealthy contractor and grandson of a butcher, who, by keeping horses for others to ride and breeding pheasants for others to shoot, was accepted in society.
The word that is written is a thing capable of permanent life, and lives frequently to the confusion of its parent. A man should make his confessions always by word of mouth if it be possible.
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GEROULD, WINIFRED GREGORY;
A GUIDE TO TROLLOPE.
© 1948 Princeton
University Press,
1976 renewed PUP
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University Press.