Diary And Letters of Madame D'arblay: 1793-1812
Diary And Letters of Madame D'arblay: 1793-1812
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Enclose me the design, and I will return you its inscriptions.
F.d'A.
I find my father has heard just the same high character of the supereminent powers and eloquence of the Abbe Lej?ard that you sent me in a former letter.
The Lock family have not yet returned from town.
They did not go thither till late in April. Have you seen Mr. Williams s beautiful sketch of Lady Templetown's two eldest daughters ?
We have begun, at last, the little Hermitage we have so long purposed rearing for our reside...nce; and M.
d'Arblay, who is his own architect and surveyor, is con- stantly with his workmen, whom Bab and I do not spare visiting and admiring. God bless you !
Dr. Bumey to Madame ctArblay.
Saturday Night, July 20, 1797.
My dear Fanny, — The close of the season is always hurry-scurry. I shall begin a letter to-night, and leave it on the stocks, that is, the table, to stare me in the face, lest in the hurry I am and shall be in, you should lose your turn. I was invited to poor Mr. Burke's funeral, by Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Enclose me the design, and I will return you its inscriptions.
F.d'A.
I find my father has heard just the same high character of the supereminent powers and eloquence of the Abbe Lej?ard that you sent me in a former letter.
The Lock family have not yet returned from town.
They did not go thither till late in April. Have you seen Mr. Williams s beautiful sketch of Lady Templetown's two eldest daughters ?
We have begun, at last, the little Hermitage we have so long purposed rearing for our reside...nce; and M.
d'Arblay, who is his own architect and surveyor, is con- stantly with his workmen, whom Bab and I do not spare visiting and admiring. God bless you !
Dr. Bumey to Madame ctArblay.
Saturday Night, July 20, 1797.
My dear Fanny, — The close of the season is always hurry-scurry. I shall begin a letter to-night, and leave it on the stocks, that is, the table, to stare me in the face, lest in the hurry I am and shall be in, you should lose your turn. I was invited to poor Mr. Burke's funeral, by Mrs.
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