Memoirs of the Author of a Vindication of the Rights of Woman
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But she had some difficulty in procuring a passport; and it was probablythe intercourse that now originated between her and Mr. Imlay, thatchanged her purpose, and led her to prefer a lodging at Neuilly, avillage three miles from Paris. Her habitation here was a solitary housein the midst of a garden, with no other inhabitants than herself and thegardener, an old man, who performed for her many of the offices of adomestic, and would sometimes contend for the honour of making her bed. The garden...er had a great veneration for his guest, and would set beforeher, when alone, some grapes of a particularly fine sort, which shecould not without the greatest difficulty obtain, when she had anyperson with her as a visitor. Here it was that she conceived, and forthe most part executed, her Historical and Moral View of the FrenchRevolution[A], into which, as she observes, are incorporated most of theobservations she had collected for her Letters, and which was writtenwith more sobriety and cheerfulness than the tone in which they had beencommenced.
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But she had some difficulty in procuring a passport; and it was probablythe intercourse that now originated between her and Mr. Imlay, thatchanged her purpose, and led her to prefer a lodging at Neuilly, avillage three miles from Paris. Her habitation here was a solitary housein the midst of a garden, with no other inhabitants than herself and thegardener, an old man, who performed for her many of the offices of adomestic, and would sometimes contend for the honour of making her bed. The garden...er had a great veneration for his guest, and would set beforeher, when alone, some grapes of a particularly fine sort, which shecould not without the greatest difficulty obtain, when she had anyperson with her as a visitor. Here it was that she conceived, and forthe most part executed, her Historical and Moral View of the FrenchRevolution[A], into which, as she observes, are incorporated most of theobservations she had collected for her Letters, and which was writtenwith more sobriety and cheerfulness than the tone in which they had beencommenced.
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