Tom Wedgwood the First Photographer An Account of His Life His Discovery And

Richard Buckley Litchfield

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A long separation followed, but she remained undisputed mistress of my heart. . . . How I longed to see her, without daring to signify a wish ! How often my attempts were traversed ! At length I enjoyed that supreme satisfaction last summer. I found her fresh as Hebe ; and if possible more amiable than ever. What kindness and condescension ! My senses were overpowered. In the delirium of imagination, I even fancied that she betrayed some marks of partiality. I formed the resolution to disclose ...my passion, but I wanted courage and opportunity. The most imperious urgency only, the obligation of previously consulting your sentiments, could compel me to a confession.
But why fatigue you with this amorous tale ? ... If I am guilty of an offence, I have endeavoured to make it as light as possible. Never shall the young lady need to ... [words torn away] ... On my account. The secret has not been entrusted to mortal ; it shall rest in my breast, it shall perish with me. I shall religiously avoid hurting her feelings or those of the family.

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