 | William Pitt (1st earl of Chatham.), William Stanhope Taylor - 1838 - 532 strani
...words : I will only say that, in Mr. Allen, mankind has lost such a benevolent and tender friend as, I fear, not all the example of his virtues will have...to the world his like again. Admiring his life, and deploring the shortness of it, I shall ever respectfully cherish his memory, and rank the continuation... | |
 | William Pitt (Earl of Chatham) - 1838 - 516 strani
...words : I will only say that, in Mr. Allen, mankind has lost such a benevolent and tender friend as, I fear, not all the example of his virtues will have...to the world his like again. Admiring his life, and deploring the shortness of it, I shall ever respectfully cherish his memory, and rank the continuation... | |
 | 1885 - 502 strani
...they continued friends is, however, shown bv Pitt's writing to Mrs. Allen on her husband's death, ' I fear not all the example of his virtues will have power to raise up to the world his like again,' and by Allen's leaving to Pitt, by his will, 1,000/., ' as the best of friends, as well as the most... | |
 | Robert Edward Myhill Peach - 1895 - 286 strani
..." Abbey Church House." On the occasion of her husband's death Mr. Pitt wrote to Mrs. Allen : — " I fear not all the example of his virtues will have power to raise up to the world his like again." , CORRESPONDENCE WITH MR. STRAHAN. HE following correspondence with Allen will tell its own story.... | |
 | 1896 - 684 strani
...death-bed Allen repeated his goodwill towards Pitt. And when Allen died, Pitt wrote to his widow : ' I fear not all the example of his virtues will have power to raise up to the world his like again.' Everything in this incident in the friendship between Pitt and Allen is equally honourable to both... | |
 | 1896 - 928 strani
...death-bed Allen repeated his good-will towards Pitt. And when Allen died, Pitt wrote to his widow: "I fear not all the example of his virtues will .have power to raise up to the world his like again." Everything in this incident in the friendship between Pitt and Allen is equally honorable to both of... | |
 | 1896 - 842 strani
...death-bed Allen repeated his good-will towards Pitt. And when Allen died, Pitt wrote to his widow: "l fear not all the example of his virtues will .have power to raise up to the world his like again." Everything in this incident in the friendship between Pitt and Allen is equally honorable to both of... | |
 | Alfred Barbeau - 1904 - 446 strani
...tender friend as, I fear, not all the example of his virtues will have power to raise up to the world again. Admiring his life and regretting the shortness...first honours which fortune may have bestowed upon my life."1 At Bath he remained an unique personality, memorable not only for his virtues, but for the... | |
 | Alfred Barbeau - 1904 - 452 strani
...widow : "I will only say that, in Mr. Allen, mankind has lost such a benevolent and tender friend as, I fear, not all the example of his virtues will have power to raise up to the world again. Admiring his life and regretting the shortness of it, I shall ever respectfully cherish his... | |
 | A. Barbeau - 1904 - 426 strani
...1. « I will only say that, in Mr. Alien, mankind has lost such a benevolent and tender friend as, I fear, not all the example of his virtues will have power to raise up to D,e world again » (Pitt, Correspondence, t. II, p. 280-290, lettre du 4 juin 1764 à Mme Allen). 2.... | |
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Admiring his life, and deploring the shortness of it, I shall ever respectfully cherish his memory, and rank the continuation of the favourable opinion and friendship of a truly good man amongst the happiest advantages and the first honours, which fortune... 
