The Sailor King, William the Fourth, His Court And His Subjects;
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All here doing well. Ever yours, Gu-oline." Soon 'after Christmas she was moved from Brocket Hall to Melbourne House, that she might be within more convenient reach of the doctors. All who saw her held little hope of her recovery ; she herself had none. She continued to see her relatives and to write to her husband and a few of her old friends. To one of these — ^Lady Morgan — she penned the following letter, pathetic, yet tempered with some of the old spirit which had made her a delightful con...versationalist and correspondent.
"I have wandered from right, and I have been punished. I have suffered what you can hardly believe.
I have lost my mother, whose gentleness and good sense guided me. I have received more kindness than I can ever repay. I have suffered also, but I deserved it. My power of mind and body are gone ; I am like the shade of what I was. God bless you : I write from my heart. You are one like me, who, perhaps, have not taken the right road. I am on my death- bed ; say I might have died by a diamond, I die now by a brickbat ; but remember the only noble fellow I ever met with is William Lamb ; he is to me what Shore was to Jane Shore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All here doing well. Ever yours, Gu-oline." Soon 'after Christmas she was moved from Brocket Hall to Melbourne House, that she might be within more convenient reach of the doctors. All who saw her held little hope of her recovery ; she herself had none. She continued to see her relatives and to write to her husband and a few of her old friends. To one of these — ^Lady Morgan — she penned the following letter, pathetic, yet tempered with some of the old spirit which had made her a delightful con...versationalist and correspondent.
"I have wandered from right, and I have been punished. I have suffered what you can hardly believe.
I have lost my mother, whose gentleness and good sense guided me. I have received more kindness than I can ever repay. I have suffered also, but I deserved it. My power of mind and body are gone ; I am like the shade of what I was. God bless you : I write from my heart. You are one like me, who, perhaps, have not taken the right road. I am on my death- bed ; say I might have died by a diamond, I die now by a brickbat ; but remember the only noble fellow I ever met with is William Lamb ; he is to me what Shore was to Jane Shore.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Fitzgerald Joseph Fitzgerald Molloy to read onlineMoreLess
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