Charles Lever His Life in His Letters volume 2
Charles Lever His Life in His Letters volume 2
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" I suspect my Trieste appointment is a bit of a white elephant. There will be a great djeal to do, a large staff necessary, and the place is generally costly to live in. In fact, T believe it would have been fully as well for me to have retained my humble post at Spezzia, where, if I received little, I did less. But I was tired of being a country mouse, and began to fancy that I had a right to some more generous diet than hard peas.
"My poor wife has gone back sorely in health. I have many cau...ses for uneasiness, but this is the worst of all. " To Mr John Blackwood.
" Villa Morelli, June 18, 1867.
" I enclose you the proof and a few pages to wind up ' The Adieu. ' 200 CHARLES LEVER.
"You will see ere long that I am right about L. Nap. He means to play us a slippery trick about the East. He bamboozled us into the Crimean War, and he is now going to juggle us out of its small benefits.
"My wife is at last a little better. I got to bed last night after twelve nights of half-sleep on the sofa.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I suspect my Trieste appointment is a bit of a white elephant. There will be a great djeal to do, a large staff necessary, and the place is generally costly to live in. In fact, T believe it would have been fully as well for me to have retained my humble post at Spezzia, where, if I received little, I did less. But I was tired of being a country mouse, and began to fancy that I had a right to some more generous diet than hard peas.
"My poor wife has gone back sorely in health. I have many cau...ses for uneasiness, but this is the worst of all. " To Mr John Blackwood.
" Villa Morelli, June 18, 1867.
" I enclose you the proof and a few pages to wind up ' The Adieu. ' 200 CHARLES LEVER.
"You will see ere long that I am right about L. Nap. He means to play us a slippery trick about the East. He bamboozled us into the Crimean War, and he is now going to juggle us out of its small benefits.
"My wife is at last a little better. I got to bed last night after twelve nights of half-sleep on the sofa.
What to read after Charles Lever His Life in His Letters volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lever Charles James to read onlineMoreLess
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