A Memoir of Anne Jemima Clough
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So, too, now that London was easily accessible to her, she invited her friends from a distance to come to her there, and was most zealous and energetic in taking them to everything of interest. Her two remaining aunts, the Miss Cloughs, were now living at Bournemouth, and she went to them every year, and at least once a year she went to her brother Charles and his wife. They had now a large family, in whom she was naturally much interested, and she made herself useful to them whenever she could.... At one time she would take some of the children to the sea, and at another have one or two of them with her at the Lakes ; and she helped as far as possible in the matter of their education.
One friend who was a great deal in her mind was Mrs. Migault, her chief intimate in her Liverpool days. She married just before the Cloughs left Liverpool, and was now living in Germany with her husband and children, but she still looked constantly to Miss Clough for sym- pathy and for help whenever difficulties arose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So, too, now that London was easily accessible to her, she invited her friends from a distance to come to her there, and was most zealous and energetic in taking them to everything of interest. Her two remaining aunts, the Miss Cloughs, were now living at Bournemouth, and she went to them every year, and at least once a year she went to her brother Charles and his wife. They had now a large family, in whom she was naturally much interested, and she made herself useful to them whenever she could.... At one time she would take some of the children to the sea, and at another have one or two of them with her at the Lakes ; and she helped as far as possible in the matter of their education.
One friend who was a great deal in her mind was Mrs. Migault, her chief intimate in her Liverpool days. She married just before the Cloughs left Liverpool, and was now living in Germany with her husband and children, but she still looked constantly to Miss Clough for sym- pathy and for help whenever difficulties arose.
What to read after A Memoir of Anne Jemima Clough?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blanche Athena Clough to read onlineMoreLess
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