Four Centuries of English Letters: Selections From the Correspondence of One ...
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I am persuaded the ruin of lady was in great mea- sure owing to the notions given her by the good people that had the care of her. 'Tis true, her circumstances and your daughters are very dififerent : they should be taught to be content with privacy, and yet not neglect good fortune, if it should be offered them.
I am afraid I have tired you with my instructions. I do not give them as believing my age has furnished me with superior wisdom, but in compliance with your desire, arid being fond of ...Digitized by VjOOQ IC 1700] ENGLISH LETTERS, 211 every opportunity tliat gives a proof of the tenderness with which I am ever Your affectionate mother M. WOBTLEY.
I should be glad if you sent me the third volume of Campbell's Architecture, and with it any other entertaining books. I have seen the Duchess of Marlborough's Memoirs, but should be glad of the 'Apology for a late Resignation.'* As to the ale, 'tis now so late in the year, it is impossible it should come good. You do not mention your father; my last letter from him told me he intended £Oon for England.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am persuaded the ruin of lady was in great mea- sure owing to the notions given her by the good people that had the care of her. 'Tis true, her circumstances and your daughters are very dififerent : they should be taught to be content with privacy, and yet not neglect good fortune, if it should be offered them.
I am afraid I have tired you with my instructions. I do not give them as believing my age has furnished me with superior wisdom, but in compliance with your desire, arid being fond of ...Digitized by VjOOQ IC 1700] ENGLISH LETTERS, 211 every opportunity tliat gives a proof of the tenderness with which I am ever Your affectionate mother M. WOBTLEY.
I should be glad if you sent me the third volume of Campbell's Architecture, and with it any other entertaining books. I have seen the Duchess of Marlborough's Memoirs, but should be glad of the 'Apology for a late Resignation.'* As to the ale, 'tis now so late in the year, it is impossible it should come good. You do not mention your father; my last letter from him told me he intended £Oon for England.
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