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Jervas " : "Thence Beauty, waking all her forms, supplies An Angel's sweetness, or Bridgewater's eyes.
With Zeuxis' Helen they Bridgewater vie." ASHBIDGE 111 Alas ! the angel died very young, and among the virtues and accomplishments mentioned on her tomb, it is recorded " that she eould speak not only English but French " !
The Duke soon filled her place by a very different lady, and his second Duchess outlived her husband, making later a marriage which was a nine days' wonder. " We have been ...entertained," writes Walpole, "with the marriage of the Duchess of Bridgewater and Dick Lyttelton — she forty, plain, very rich, and with five children, he six-and-twenty, handsome, poor, and proper to get her five more." This strange marriage appears to have proved very happy, possibly owing to the lady's riches and the husband's good-nature. In 1764, when she was a gouty old woman of sixty, he allowed himself to be wheeled everywhere " in a gouty chair," as she was, to prevent remarks upon the disparity of their ages.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jervas " : "Thence Beauty, waking all her forms, supplies An Angel's sweetness, or Bridgewater's eyes.
With Zeuxis' Helen they Bridgewater vie." ASHBIDGE 111 Alas ! the angel died very young, and among the virtues and accomplishments mentioned on her tomb, it is recorded " that she eould speak not only English but French " !
The Duke soon filled her place by a very different lady, and his second Duchess outlived her husband, making later a marriage which was a nine days' wonder. " We have been ...entertained," writes Walpole, "with the marriage of the Duchess of Bridgewater and Dick Lyttelton — she forty, plain, very rich, and with five children, he six-and-twenty, handsome, poor, and proper to get her five more." This strange marriage appears to have proved very happy, possibly owing to the lady's riches and the husband's good-nature. In 1764, when she was a gouty old woman of sixty, he allowed himself to be wheeled everywhere " in a gouty chair," as she was, to prevent remarks upon the disparity of their ages.
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