...which, by the space of three years, I have here enjoyed. But this I need not expect. Never shall I again find another man of transcendent genius whom I can...admire—into whose house I can go in and out like a son—whom I can revere as a father, and serve with the devotion of a child—never shall I find another...

...which, by the space of three years, I have here enjoyed. But this I need not expect. Never shall I again find another man of transcendent genius whom I can...admire—into whose house I can go in and out like a son—whom I can revere as a father, and serve with the devotion of a child—never shall I find another...

...Never again shall I find another man of transcendent genius whom I can love as much as I admire, into whose house I can go in and out like a son, whom I...child. Never shall I find another hundred consociated raen of piety, and by free will consociated, whose every sentiment I adopt, and whose every scheme...

...Never again shall I find another man of transcendant genius, whom I can love as much as I admire; unto whose house I can go in and out like a son; whom I...a father, and serve with the devotion of a child." But Irving's hearers could neither understand nor relish him, and he knew it; he felt it keenly. "...

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...again shall I find another man 4 of transcendent genius whom I can love as much as I admire, ' into whose house I can go in and out like a son, whom I...a father, and serve with the devotion of a child,' so Chalmers repaid the affection with warmth and sincerity, and if he mingled distrust with his friendship,...