This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1900 Excerpt: ...Reed presided. In reply to Mr. Spurgeon's letter inviting him to occupy that position, he wrote:--" I am very full of work; but, in common with all London, I feel so grateful for your personal piety, and your personal efforts, that I cannot say 'Nay.' How honoured I feel to be stitched up in a brown cover with such a 'man of mark' as C. H. S.!" The allusion was to the current issue of Men of Mark, in which Mr. Spurgeon and Sir Charles were included. Later in the year, when the Pastor was ill at Mentone, he received this sorrowful letter from his friend:--"Hotel Fleuri, "Cannes, "Dec. 18, 1879. "Dear Mr. Spurgeon, "I have been trying to make my way over to see you; but my doctor has laid such restrictions upon me, that my only available time (10 to 4) does not permit of so great a...

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