Old Landmarks And Historic Fields of Middlesex
Old Landmarks And Historic Fields of Middlesex
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His accomplished lady has left a souvenir of her sojourn, in her autograph, cut with a diamond on the pane of a west window, though we ought, perhaps, to say that the sig- nature is considered as the General's by his biographer. Un- fortunately, in removing the glass from the sash the pane was broken, an accident much regretted by Mr. Brewster, the present owner of the premises.
Here the Germans enjoyed a repose after the vicissitudes they had undergone, and in which we hardly know how suffi- c...iently to admire the fortitude and devotion of the Baroness. The beautiful lindens were a souvenir of the dear Rhineland, — not unworthy, indeed, to adorn even the celebrated prome- nade of Berlin. The Baroness frankly admits that she never was in so delightful a place, but the feeling that they were prisoners made her agreeable surroundings still echo the words of old Richard Lovelace : — - " Stone walls do not a prison make. Nor iron bars a cage. " OLD TORY ROW AND BEYOND. 315 They had balls and parties, and duly celebrated the king's birthday.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His accomplished lady has left a souvenir of her sojourn, in her autograph, cut with a diamond on the pane of a west window, though we ought, perhaps, to say that the sig- nature is considered as the General's by his biographer. Un- fortunately, in removing the glass from the sash the pane was broken, an accident much regretted by Mr. Brewster, the present owner of the premises.
Here the Germans enjoyed a repose after the vicissitudes they had undergone, and in which we hardly know how suffi- c...iently to admire the fortitude and devotion of the Baroness. The beautiful lindens were a souvenir of the dear Rhineland, — not unworthy, indeed, to adorn even the celebrated prome- nade of Berlin. The Baroness frankly admits that she never was in so delightful a place, but the feeling that they were prisoners made her agreeable surroundings still echo the words of old Richard Lovelace : — - " Stone walls do not a prison make. Nor iron bars a cage. " OLD TORY ROW AND BEYOND. 315 They had balls and parties, and duly celebrated the king's birthday.
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