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George Ticknor, Life, letters and journals of George Ticknor (ed. George Hillard), Chapter 23: (search)
Chapter 23: 1863 to 1866. letters to G. T. Curtis, Sir C. Lyell, Sir E. Head, R. H. Gardiner, friend B. B. Wiffen, General Thayer, C. F. Bradford, Professor Louis Agassiz, Lady Cranworth. death of Mr. Everett. During the period of old age, upon which Mr. Ticknor had now entered, he led a tranquil, simple life, adGardiner, and to all whom love and duty alike gather round you, believe me, my dear Mr. Gardiner, now and always Your sincere friend, George Ticknor. To B. B. Wiffen. Boston, U. S. A., March 25, 1864. friend Benjamin B. Wiffen,—I received, three days ago, from Trubner & Co., a rich copy of the improved CX. ConsiderazionBenjamin B. Wiffen,—I received, three days ago, from Trubner & Co., a rich copy of the improved CX. Consideraziones de Juan de Valdes, together with your very kind and interesting letter of the 8th of last month. I thank you for both very cordially, and shall preserve them among the things that I hold to be precious. Your notice of the death of a sister, who had been your companion from childhood, and whose empty seat by your hearth make