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In this his travel he met with many persuasions to come into a communion with that church which calls itself Catholic: but he returned from his travels as he went, eminent for his obedience to his mother, the Church of England. In his absence from England, Mr. Farrer's father who was a merchant allowed him a liberal maintenance; and, not long after his return into England, Mr.
And one testimony of their friendship and pious designs, may appear by Mr. Farrer's commending the "Considerations of John Valdesso" a book which he had met with in his travels, and translated out of Spanish into English, to be examined and censured by Mr. Herbert before it was made public: which excellent book Mr.
We may therefore conclude that the burrows and the castings which were seen here during the ensuing seven weeks were the work of the former inhabitants of the space. I will now give a few extracts from Mr. Farrer's notes. Aug. 26th, 1877; that is, five days after the floor had been cleared.
Duncon satisfied him, and after some discourse of Mr. Farrer's holy life, and the manner of his constant serving God, he said to Mr. Duncon, "Sir, I see by your habit that you are a Priest, and I desire you to pray with me:" which being granted, Mr. Duncon asked him, "What prayers?" To which Mr.
Farrer maintained till his death, which was in the year 1639. Mr. Farrer's and Mr. Herbert's devout lives were both so noted, that the general report of their sanctity gave them occasion to renew that slight acquaintance which was begun at their being contemporaries in Cambridge; and this new holy friendship was long maintained without any interview, but only by loving and endearing letters.
Thus Smith endeavors to solve the two principal problems of English ethics the criterion and the origin of virtue with a common answer. Farrer's Adam Smith, English Philosophers Series, 1880. Cf. "Sympathy" denotes primarily nothing more than the innate and purely formal power of imitating to a certain degree the feelings of others.
Farrer's article in the last Fortnightly? It reminded me of an article on bequests by you some years ago which interested and almost converted me. Waldron Edge, Duppas Hill, Croydon. January 9, 1880. My dear Darwin, It is a great pleasure to receive a letter from you sometimes especially when we do not differ very much. I am, of course, much pleased and gratified that you like my article.
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