Autobiography Letters And Literary Remains of Mrs Piozzi Thrale volume 2
Autobiography Letters And Literary Remains of Mrs Piozzi Thrale volume 2
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Miss Stratton, one of them, is really very pretty: she went in hysterics at Belvidera's distress, so did Miss Grlover. I said we should all melt into tears, but the joke was good for nothing, the house was no hotter (where I sate) than any other house entered of late by dear Miss Willoughby's ever faithful, humble servant, H. L. PIOZZI.
LETTERS. 243 To Sir James Fellowes.
Thursday, June 18th, 1818.
IT was sweetly done of you, indeed, dear Sir, to put the little warm bottle, and the warm kind in...vitation into your brother's pocket so. God forbid that I should outlive that quantity of Cayenne pepper, and want more ! ! An old Welsh squire did certainly keep on breathing till brandy was not sufficiently exciting for him without Cayenne pepper, but I think he was turned of ninety.
Well ! Miss O'Neill might have moved him even then. Our ladies are all in hysterics, our gentlemen's hands quite blistered with clapping, and her stage com- panions worn to a thread with standing up like chairs in a children's country dance, while she alone commands the attention of such audiences, as Bath never witnessed till now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miss Stratton, one of them, is really very pretty: she went in hysterics at Belvidera's distress, so did Miss Grlover. I said we should all melt into tears, but the joke was good for nothing, the house was no hotter (where I sate) than any other house entered of late by dear Miss Willoughby's ever faithful, humble servant, H. L. PIOZZI.
LETTERS. 243 To Sir James Fellowes.
Thursday, June 18th, 1818.
IT was sweetly done of you, indeed, dear Sir, to put the little warm bottle, and the warm kind in...vitation into your brother's pocket so. God forbid that I should outlive that quantity of Cayenne pepper, and want more ! ! An old Welsh squire did certainly keep on breathing till brandy was not sufficiently exciting for him without Cayenne pepper, but I think he was turned of ninety.
Well ! Miss O'Neill might have moved him even then. Our ladies are all in hysterics, our gentlemen's hands quite blistered with clapping, and her stage com- panions worn to a thread with standing up like chairs in a children's country dance, while she alone commands the attention of such audiences, as Bath never witnessed till now.
What to read after Autobiography Letters And Literary Remains of Mrs Piozzi Thrale volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Piozzi Hester Lynch to read onlineMoreLess
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