The Life And Letters of Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley volume 2
The Life And Letters of Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley volume 2
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Jane still possesses this treasure, and has once or twice been asked by his mother-in-law about it, — once an urn was sent. Consequently she is very anxious that her secret should be kept, and has allowed it to be believed that the ashes were deposited with Shelley's at Rome. Such, my dear Hunt, are all the alterations I have to suggest, and I lose no time in communicating them to you. They are too trivial for me to apologise for the liberty, and I hope that you will agree with me in what I say... about Clare — Allegra no more — she at present absent and forgotten. On Sir Timothy's death she will come in for a legacy which may enable her to enter into society, — perhaps to nmrry, if she wishes it, if the past be forgotten.
MARY WOLLSTONECRAFT SHELLEY 135 I forget whether such things are recorded by " Gahgnani, " or, if recorded, whether you would have noticed it. My Father's compHcated annoyances, brought to their height by the failure of a very promising speculation and the loss of an impossible-to-be-lost law-suit, have ended in a bankruptcy, the various acts of which drama are now in progress ; that over, nothing will be left to him but his pen and me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jane still possesses this treasure, and has once or twice been asked by his mother-in-law about it, — once an urn was sent. Consequently she is very anxious that her secret should be kept, and has allowed it to be believed that the ashes were deposited with Shelley's at Rome. Such, my dear Hunt, are all the alterations I have to suggest, and I lose no time in communicating them to you. They are too trivial for me to apologise for the liberty, and I hope that you will agree with me in what I say... about Clare — Allegra no more — she at present absent and forgotten. On Sir Timothy's death she will come in for a legacy which may enable her to enter into society, — perhaps to nmrry, if she wishes it, if the past be forgotten.
MARY WOLLSTONECRAFT SHELLEY 135 I forget whether such things are recorded by " Gahgnani, " or, if recorded, whether you would have noticed it. My Father's compHcated annoyances, brought to their height by the failure of a very promising speculation and the loss of an impossible-to-be-lost law-suit, have ended in a bankruptcy, the various acts of which drama are now in progress ; that over, nothing will be left to him but his pen and me.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Florence a Thomas Mrs Julian Marshall Marshall to read onlineMoreLess
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