Letters From Mrs. Palmerstone to Her Daughter: Inculcating Morality By Entertaining Narratives 3
Letters From Mrs. Palmerstone to Her Daughter: Inculcating Morality By Entertaining Narratives 3
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I obeyed. It was dire&ed to miis Saville, and was as follows: * Madam, ^ My fituation in life is in all refpe£b fo remote from yours, that nothing lefs preffing and important than the prefent occafion could juftily me, even to myfelf, for the liberty I take in addrefling you.
* You may however be able to recal to memory a young perfon whom, about aght months fince, you noticed with particular kindnefe, whilft taking your orders at Mrs.
D — *s, in St. James Vftreet, where I had been fixed three ...years before by my parents, and where I had acquired the commendation of Mre. D— * Once I had the honomr of waiting upon you in CliflForci.ftreet; and, on that occaflon, I found myfelf treated by you, madam, with a conlideration and humanity altogether new to me. I was at that time not unworthy of your 167 your benevolence; for I was innocent, and induftrious in an employment which would have provided for my wants and the riecef* (ities of my parents.
* Let it fuffice that I have been for fome weeks the miferable, niined companion of colonel Ofmond; and am at prefent deferted by him to fuffer in mifery the penalty of my crime.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I obeyed. It was dire&ed to miis Saville, and was as follows: * Madam, ^ My fituation in life is in all refpe£b fo remote from yours, that nothing lefs preffing and important than the prefent occafion could juftily me, even to myfelf, for the liberty I take in addrefling you.
* You may however be able to recal to memory a young perfon whom, about aght months fince, you noticed with particular kindnefe, whilft taking your orders at Mrs.
D — *s, in St. James Vftreet, where I had been fixed three ...years before by my parents, and where I had acquired the commendation of Mre. D— * Once I had the honomr of waiting upon you in CliflForci.ftreet; and, on that occaflon, I found myfelf treated by you, madam, with a conlideration and humanity altogether new to me. I was at that time not unworthy of your 167 your benevolence; for I was innocent, and induftrious in an employment which would have provided for my wants and the riecef* (ities of my parents.
* Let it fuffice that I have been for fome weeks the miferable, niined companion of colonel Ofmond; and am at prefent deferted by him to fuffer in mifery the penalty of my crime.
What to read after Letters From Mrs. Palmerstone to Her Daughter: Inculcating Morality By Entertaining Narratives 3?
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