The Grand Master Being Some Extracts From the Short Hand Correspondence of Robe
The Grand Master Being Some Extracts From the Short Hand Correspondence of Robe
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" I fear, however, that such a meeting cannot be anticipated before next Christmas ; but then, if all be well, 1 certainly intend to spend about a week or ten days in the Metropolis, where I can assure you, whatever may have happened in the Country, it never was my misfortune to get a glass too much.
I remain, Dear Sir, yours very truly, Thomas Molineux.
24 THE GRAND MASTER.
THOMAS MOLINEUX OP MACCLESFIELD, To ROBEKT CABBELI, ROFFE IN LONDON.
Macdesfield, 5'|4, 21.
That is to say, the fifth mon...th, and the 4th day and the year ending with the figures, 21. It is a little Cockerish, but very convenient.
My Dear Sir ; When you visit Macclesfield, I can show you a Museum of Stenographical Curiosities, and among the rest, a beau- tiful piece of writing by the Grand Master himself ! but this is too precious a relic to be trusted out of my own hands. It was given me by a niece of his, a Miss Jane Haughton of Baguley, near Altringham, who selected it from a variety of specimens in her posses- sion ; and when she put it into my hands, she obser- ved the Doctor must have had a presentiment into whose hands it would ultimately fall, as he appeared to have taken more than ordinary pains in its execu- tion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I fear, however, that such a meeting cannot be anticipated before next Christmas ; but then, if all be well, 1 certainly intend to spend about a week or ten days in the Metropolis, where I can assure you, whatever may have happened in the Country, it never was my misfortune to get a glass too much.
I remain, Dear Sir, yours very truly, Thomas Molineux.
24 THE GRAND MASTER.
THOMAS MOLINEUX OP MACCLESFIELD, To ROBEKT CABBELI, ROFFE IN LONDON.
Macdesfield, 5'|4, 21.
That is to say, the fifth mon...th, and the 4th day and the year ending with the figures, 21. It is a little Cockerish, but very convenient.
My Dear Sir ; When you visit Macclesfield, I can show you a Museum of Stenographical Curiosities, and among the rest, a beau- tiful piece of writing by the Grand Master himself ! but this is too precious a relic to be trusted out of my own hands. It was given me by a niece of his, a Miss Jane Haughton of Baguley, near Altringham, who selected it from a variety of specimens in her posses- sion ; and when she put it into my hands, she obser- ved the Doctor must have had a presentiment into whose hands it would ultimately fall, as he appeared to have taken more than ordinary pains in its execu- tion.
What to read after The Grand Master Being Some Extracts From the Short Hand Correspondence of Robe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Cabbel Roffe to read onlineMoreLess
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