Letters of Edward John Trelawny
Letters of Edward John Trelawny
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" My name will never be Tre- lawny. I am not so young as 172 LETTERS OF EDWARD JOHN TRELAWNY.
LXVII.
To Claire Clairmont.
London address John Burley Esqr. New Square Lincoln's Inn London I leave Paris in 3 days 28 April 1832 Hotel Meurice Paris My Dear Clara, I have as usual used you very shabbily in not sooner replying to your note.
Well, here I am on the northern side of the Alps. I have not been blessed with a ray of sunshine since I was when you first knew me, but I am as proud. I must have... the entire afifection, devotion, and, above all, the solicitous protection of any one who would win me. You belong to womenkind in general, and Mary Shelley will never be yours.
" I write in haste, but I Avill write soon again, more at length. You shall have your copies the moment I receive them. Believe me, with all gratitude and alfec- tion, yours, M. W. Shelley.
"Jane thanks you for the book promised, I am infinitely cha- grined at what you tell me con- cerning Clare. If the B. 's spoke against her, that means Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" My name will never be Tre- lawny. I am not so young as 172 LETTERS OF EDWARD JOHN TRELAWNY.
LXVII.
To Claire Clairmont.
London address John Burley Esqr. New Square Lincoln's Inn London I leave Paris in 3 days 28 April 1832 Hotel Meurice Paris My Dear Clara, I have as usual used you very shabbily in not sooner replying to your note.
Well, here I am on the northern side of the Alps. I have not been blessed with a ray of sunshine since I was when you first knew me, but I am as proud. I must have... the entire afifection, devotion, and, above all, the solicitous protection of any one who would win me. You belong to womenkind in general, and Mary Shelley will never be yours.
" I write in haste, but I Avill write soon again, more at length. You shall have your copies the moment I receive them. Believe me, with all gratitude and alfec- tion, yours, M. W. Shelley.
"Jane thanks you for the book promised, I am infinitely cha- grined at what you tell me con- cerning Clare. If the B. 's spoke against her, that means Mrs.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward John Trelawny to read onlineMoreLess
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