"You're a little hard on me, Mrs. Shairp," he said, in dulcet tones.
With this formula he never failed to calm Mrs. Shairp's wrath and allay her rising fears.
I think Shairp in his "Essays," gives a good critique as far as it goes on the philosophical and religious manner of our day.
Two hours after Mrs. Shairp had started on her journey the two remaining servants were dismissed.
Professor Shairp says that now and then he used to go to hear him lecture. '
