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The Norman priest was p. In a suppressed passage, reproduced by Dr. Of course, young Borrow was by no means the sort of lad to spend all his time on books. He loved to sally forth with an old condemned musket, and did such execution that he seldom returned sad to say! Yet, as Mr. His poetical but strictly accurate account of Earlham is worth quoting:. It is a sweet rivulet, and pleasant it is to trace its course from its spring-head, high up in the remote regions of East Anglia, till it arrives in the valley behind yon rising ground; and pleasant is that valley, truly a goodly spot, but most lovely where yonder bridge crosses the little stream.
Beneath its arch the waters rush garrulously into a blue pool, and are there stilled for a time, for the pool is deep, and they appear to have sunk to sleep. Farther on, however, you p. On the left, the hill slopes gently down to the margin of the stream. On the right is a green level, a smiling meadow, grass of the richest decks the side of the slope; mighty trees also adorn it, giant elms, the nearest of which, when the sun is nigh at its meridian, fling a broad shadow upon the face of the pool; through yon vista you catch a glimpse of the ancient brick of an old English hall.
This is clearly wrong, for writing to Thomas Fowell Buxton, in , he mentions that he is reading Sophocles, some Italian, Livy, etc. Never speak ill of people of whom you know nothing.
If that p. His young friend, of course, readily assented. Many were the instances in which he thus encouraged, amongst his young friends, a taste for reading, more especially in those pursuits in which he himself delighted. Who can wonder at Mr. I have already had occasion to mention this castle. It is the remains of what was once a Norman stronghold, and is perched upon a round p.
He lived at Harford Hall Farm, Lakenham, a largish house standing back from the highway, towards the end of the Ipswich Road, on the left-hand side going from Norwich, some little distance this side of Harford Bridges in the river valley below. That it undoubtedly is, but some critics were unsympathetic about pugilism, amongst them the late Rev. This is one of the cases in which second thoughts are worst.
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The stabling still remains in use, but the bowling green now forms part of the property of the Bethel Hospital: it adjoins the theatre, and is occupied by tennis courts for the recreation of the patients. The p. Charles Kean and others. Jarrold in , but now unfortunately out of print. He was landlord of the White Hart, just above St. Peter Mancroft Church, from to , and in that inn there is still a portrait of the famous Ned. He occupied the meadows on which Thorpe Station was built.
From Drawing by H. He had been sold for guineas in , and again sold in ; he died in , aged thirty-three. Your blood beat when mine was near, as mine always does at the coming of a brother. But he continually consorted with Jasper, studying the language, the characters, and the manners of the gypsies.
Herne could not stand this intimacy, for she so hated the Gorgio that she said she would like to mix a little poison with his water, so she left her party with her blessing, and this gillie to cheer their hearts:. Ye are no longer Rommany. To gain a bad brother, Ye have lost a good mother.
About three years later, Lavengro and Jasper had that conversation on Mousehold, in which this classic passage occurs:—. Life is very sweet, brother; who would wish to die?
Wish to die indeed! A Rommany Chal would wish to live for ever! Knapp, by the mysterious distemper already referred to, which would, he thought, end his life; but as he recovered a career had to be decided upon, and, apparently on the advice of his friend Roger Kerrison, the law was chosen. The scene of my labours was a strange old house, occupying one side of a long and narrow court, into which, however, the greater number of the windows looked not, but into an extensive garden, filled with fruit trees, in the rear of a large handsome house, belonging to a highly respectable gentleman.
As articled clerk Borrow p. Simpson was a genial and indulgent employer, so probably young Borrow found little to prevent him from bringing Ab Gwilym into company with Blackstone: by adopting the law the ardent young linguist had not ceased to be Lav-engro; indeed, the acquisition of languages was his chief pursuit. This gentleman was probably the Rev.
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John Oldershaw, Archdeacon of Norfolk from till his death, January 31st, , aged ninety-three. As he was one of the most active magistrates in the county, he would naturally be on friendly terms with so prominent a lawyer as Mr. Simpson, whose handsome wife, moreover, was in the habit of giving entertainments which rather worried her spouse.
Why, there he comes! He has painted, not pictures of the world, but English pictures, such as p. Borrow was frankly bored by his experiences in law; he tired of his surroundings, but relaxation came when an old couple gave him a venerable collection of Danish ballads, jetsam of the sea, left with the yeoman and his wife by some shipwrecked red-haired man.
This was enough to waken his greedy curiosity, and he at once shook off his listlessness, and set to work to learn Danish, by the aid of a Danish Bible bought of a Muggletonian preacher, who was also a bookseller. In less than a month he was able to read his prize. Though a pronounced Free-thinker, Taylor was a friend of Southey, and gave his young pupil excellent advice. Elwin once said to me that most of the Norwich antipathetic references to Borrow arose from his waywardness and wildness as a youth, and considered that p. One of these, in July, , was Dr.
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Another guest at the same time was Dr. Lewis Evans, physician to the Norfolk and Norwich Hospital, , a hot-tempered Welshman who had served with distinction in Spain during the Peninsular War. In William Taylor declared that Borrow translated with facility and elegance twenty different languages. On Monday, February 11th, , Captain Borrow made his will, and perhaps it was not a mere coincidence that it was a Monday, also on February 11th, but back in , that he married his beloved wife at East Dereham. The worthy Captain died February 28th, , and was buried in St.
There never appears to have been any memorial stone, and I have found it impossible to locate the exact position of the grave. As a corner of the churchyard was cut off to widen the street, and to remove a dangerous corner, under the City of Norwich Act of , it is quite likely that the remains are now under the roadway.
In an obituary notice in the Norwich Mercury of March 6th, p. It was the name of Christ.
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With that name upon his lips the brave old soldier sank back upon my bosom, and with his hands still clasped yielded up his soul. He proceeded to the lodgings of his friend Roger Kerrison, at 16, Millman Street, Bedford Row; but in May he had developed such alarming, even suicidal, symptoms that Kerrison, fearing he might be involved in a tragedy, hastily moved off to Soho. So, with some papers from a little green box, he looked up Sir Richard Phillips, in Tavistock Square, presented him a letter from Mr.
So-and-So W. Taylor , and was p.