Memories of George Meredith Om
Memories of George Meredith Om
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) Now when I come to London I am bound to give all my spare time to my eldest son (Arthur) lying ill at St. Thomas' Hospital.
With good speed to Jim away and back glory, profit, health. — I am ever warmly yours, George Meredith.
Mr. Meredith's longer letters were chiefly written about his own private affairs or mine, and are therefore not suitable for 74 MEMORIES OF GEORGE MEREDITH publication, but even his shortest notes contained some expression or turn of phrase that led to their preservatio...n.
Box Hill, May l6th, 1888.
My dear Mrs. Jim, — It was like you to think of the pleasure your news of Will (his son) would give me, and act upon it. . . . This year my damsel threatens to drag me to Scotland. If she had a taste for Alpine scenery I would take her to Tyrol. . . . All is going smoothly here. The Miss attending her is very good and companionable. Some Friday she may propose to visit you at midday, on her way to lessons with Madame Haas. She is also having singing lessons ; but she catches a cold intermittently, her friends may still count on her paying her duties to them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) Now when I come to London I am bound to give all my spare time to my eldest son (Arthur) lying ill at St. Thomas' Hospital.
With good speed to Jim away and back glory, profit, health. — I am ever warmly yours, George Meredith.
Mr. Meredith's longer letters were chiefly written about his own private affairs or mine, and are therefore not suitable for 74 MEMORIES OF GEORGE MEREDITH publication, but even his shortest notes contained some expression or turn of phrase that led to their preservatio...n.
Box Hill, May l6th, 1888.
My dear Mrs. Jim, — It was like you to think of the pleasure your news of Will (his son) would give me, and act upon it. . . . This year my damsel threatens to drag me to Scotland. If she had a taste for Alpine scenery I would take her to Tyrol. . . . All is going smoothly here. The Miss attending her is very good and companionable. Some Friday she may propose to visit you at midday, on her way to lessons with Madame Haas. She is also having singing lessons ; but she catches a cold intermittently, her friends may still count on her paying her duties to them.
What to read after Memories of George Meredith Om?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Mary Brandreth Butcher to read onlineMoreLess
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