Nelsons Friendships volume 1
Nelsons Friendships volume 1
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Johnstone, occupying a respectable position in life, as had her mother Mrs. Gibson, and a nurse was kept for the child. The statement she made was : " Lady Hamilton brought the child to her mother's house in a hackney coach one night, and placed her in Mrs. Gibson's charge, telling her she should be handsomely rewarded. She was unattended and did not give any information as to the parents. The child remained with Mrs. Gibson till she was five or six years old. Lady Hamilton constantly visited h...er, and Lord Nelson was frequently her companion, and often came alone and played for hours with the infant on the floor, calling her his own child. " Mrs. Johnstone was inaccurate. Horatia would be about three and a half years old when Lady Hamilton, at Lord Nelson's request, took her to reside with her. The misinterpretation of the closing lines will be remembered as the story unfolds. There was one Kelson's jfrienosbtps 2 I I of whom he wrote, " He is my child, for I found him in distress, " and whom he loved with a love seldom surpassed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Johnstone, occupying a respectable position in life, as had her mother Mrs. Gibson, and a nurse was kept for the child. The statement she made was : " Lady Hamilton brought the child to her mother's house in a hackney coach one night, and placed her in Mrs. Gibson's charge, telling her she should be handsomely rewarded. She was unattended and did not give any information as to the parents. The child remained with Mrs. Gibson till she was five or six years old. Lady Hamilton constantly visited h...er, and Lord Nelson was frequently her companion, and often came alone and played for hours with the infant on the floor, calling her his own child. " Mrs. Johnstone was inaccurate. Horatia would be about three and a half years old when Lady Hamilton, at Lord Nelson's request, took her to reside with her. The misinterpretation of the closing lines will be remembered as the story unfolds. There was one Kelson's jfrienosbtps 2 I I of whom he wrote, " He is my child, for I found him in distress, " and whom he loved with a love seldom surpassed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hilda Gamlin to read onlineMoreLess
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