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On the Saturday preceding the breaking up Frank, with Ruthven, Charlie Goodall and two of the other naturalists, started along the seashore to look for anemones and other marine creatures among the rocks and pools at the foot of the South Foreland. Between Ruthven and Frank a strong feeling of affection had grown up since the date of their boating adventure.
One thinks of Sarah Farmer, whose Green Acre school provided the infant Bahá’í community with a forum for the introduction of the Faith to influential thinkers; of Sara Lady Blomfield, whose social position lent added force to the ardour with which she championed the teachings; of Marion Jack, immortalized by Shoghi Effendi as a model for Bahá’í pioneers; of Laura Dreyfus-Barney, who gave the Faith the priceless collection of the Master’s table talks, Some Answered Questions; of Agnes Parsons, co-founder with Louis Gregory of the “Race Amity” initiatives inspired by ‘Abdu’l-Bahá; of Corinne True, Keith Ransom-Kehler, Helen Goodall, Juliet Thompson, Grace Ober, Ethel Rosenberg, Clara Dunn, Alma Knobloch and a distinguished company of others, most of whom pioneered some new field of Bahá’í service.
Herschel good-naturedly sympathised with me, and we stood at the window that looks out on a distant turn of the London road, and at last I saw a carriage glass flash and then an outline of a well-known coachman's form, and then the green chaise, and all right. There were at dinner the Provost of Eton in his wig, a large fine presence of a Provost Dr. Goodall; Mrs.
* Anderson, vol. iv. part ii. p. 40. Anderson, vol. iv. part ii. p. 14, 15, etc. Goodall, vol. ii p. 110.
Goodall's arguments for proving the letters to be spurious and forged; and of Dr. Robertson and Mr. Hume's objections, by way of answer to Mr. Goodall, with critical observations on these authors. The third contains an examination of the arguments of Dr. Robertson and Mr. Hume, in support of the authenticity of the letters.
Rowland Plumbe, F.R.I.B.A., of 13 Fitzroy Square, W., is the architect. Building and Engineering Times. By A. GOODALL.
The listener looked uneasy, but curious. 'Well now, I was staying in the summer with some friends of ours at a little place called Upchurch, on a branch line from Oxford. The people were well-to-do Goodall their name and went in for philanthropy. Mrs.
That looks rare an' soft. But it's no use o' any talking: he answered that letter o' thine and made his own bad bargain. But in spite of the old woman's anger, she was also flattered at Fanny's coming back to Harry. For Mrs. Goodall was impressed by Fanny a woman of her own match.
"You know as well as I do that I'm not likely to find a boat on the shore till I get pretty near Walmer Castle, and long before we could get back it would be settled here. No, no, old fellow, we will see the matter out together. Jackson and Goodall can swim round if they like." These lads, however, would not venture to take the risk alone, but said they would go if Frank would go with them.
I have never seen a more pathetic figure than that of poor Nick Goodall as he sat there thrumming the strings of which he was a Heaven-born master. I saw him often after that night a poor, halfwitted creature, who wandered from inn to inn there in the north country, trading music for hospitality.
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