Vanessa And Her Correspondence With Jonathan Swift
Vanessa And Her Correspondence With Jonathan Swift
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But if this place were ten times worse, nothing shall make me return to Town while things are in the situation I left them. I give a guinea a week for my board, and can eat anything.
04 THE CORRESPONDENCE OP I hope you are in good health and humour. My service to Moll. My cold is quite gone.
A vous, etc. I send my man two miles with this to the post- town, so if there be a letter by chance from you I shall not be able to tell you so now. I hope our maid carried your bandbox with the papers and ...deeds.
XVIII Swift to Vanessa.
Addressed : To Mrs. Van-Homrigh, at Mr.
Handcock's house in Little Ryder Street, near St. James's Street, London.
Postmark : Wantage, 9 [J]y.
Endorsed : 3.
July 8th, 1714.
I find you take heavily that touch on your shoulder. I would not have writ to you so soon if it were not to tell you that, if you want to borrow any money, I would have you send to Mr. Barber or Ben Tooke, which you please, and let them know it, and the sum, and that I will stand bound for it, and send them my bond.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But if this place were ten times worse, nothing shall make me return to Town while things are in the situation I left them. I give a guinea a week for my board, and can eat anything.
04 THE CORRESPONDENCE OP I hope you are in good health and humour. My service to Moll. My cold is quite gone.
A vous, etc. I send my man two miles with this to the post- town, so if there be a letter by chance from you I shall not be able to tell you so now. I hope our maid carried your bandbox with the papers and ...deeds.
XVIII Swift to Vanessa.
Addressed : To Mrs. Van-Homrigh, at Mr.
Handcock's house in Little Ryder Street, near St. James's Street, London.
Postmark : Wantage, 9 [J]y.
Endorsed : 3.
July 8th, 1714.
I find you take heavily that touch on your shoulder. I would not have writ to you so soon if it were not to tell you that, if you want to borrow any money, I would have you send to Mr. Barber or Ben Tooke, which you please, and let them know it, and the sum, and that I will stand bound for it, and send them my bond.
What to read after Vanessa And Her Correspondence With Jonathan Swift?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Esther Vanhomrigh to read onlineMoreLess
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