The Perfect Age
The Perfect Age
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She was with him at Fyfield, in Oxfordshire, in the summer of 1827 an< ^ at Lyme Regis, in Dorset in the summer of 1828. Isaac wrote in January 1929: ' ' His complaint is one of those perplexing cases which remain uncertain and obscure, till they are finally got rid of. Mean- while patience and resignation must be his lot two drugs in human life, bitter of digestion, in an ardent and excitable mind. " His doctor described it as chronic inflammation of the membranes of the brain. He recovered completely. The migration to Bradenham in 1829 stn "l found Sarah in charge of a sick brother. He was not only ill but in debt, not that his debts ever worried him greatly. This philosophy became almost essential seeing that the debts were to remain with him for most of his life. It is doubtful if Sarah ever knew about them. Certainly he never exposed them fully to his father. In due time other novels followed. Colburn, the publisher, SARAH DISRAELI, THE PERFECT SISTER 145 gave him 500 for The Young Duke.
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She was with him at Fyfield, in Oxfordshire, in the summer of 1827 an< ^ at Lyme Regis, in Dorset in the summer of 1828. Isaac wrote in January 1929: ' ' His complaint is one of those perplexing cases which remain uncertain and obscure, till they are finally got rid of. Mean- while patience and resignation must be his lot two drugs in human life, bitter of digestion, in an ardent and excitable mind. " His doctor described it as chronic inflammation of the membranes of the brain. He recovered completely. The migration to Bradenham in 1829 stn "l found Sarah in charge of a sick brother. He was not only ill but in debt, not that his debts ever worried him greatly. This philosophy became almost essential seeing that the debts were to remain with him for most of his life. It is doubtful if Sarah ever knew about them. Certainly he never exposed them fully to his father. In due time other novels followed. Colburn, the publisher, SARAH DISRAELI, THE PERFECT SISTER 145 gave him 500 for The Young Duke.
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