Clarissa Harlowe volume 9 of 9 8 8
Clarissa Harlowe volume 9 of 9 8 8
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He flattered himself, he said, from my present happy turn, and from mygood constitution, that I should live a great many years. It wastherefore his request, that I would consent to be his executor; since itwas impossible for him to make a better choice, or pursue a betterexample, than his cousin had set.
His heart, he said was in it: there were some things in his cousin's willand his analogous: and he had named one person to me, with whom he wassure I would not refuse to be joined: and to whom ...he intended to applyfor his consent, when he had obtained mine. * [Intimating, as far as Icould gather, that it was Mr. Hickman, son of Sir Charles Hickman; towhom I know your Lordship is not a stranger: for he said, Every one whowas dear to his beloved cousin, must be so to him: and he knew that thegentleman who he had thoughts of, would have, besides my advice andassistance, the advice of one of the most sensible ladies in England. ] * What is between crotchets, thus [ ], Mr. Belford omitted in thetranscription of this Letter to Miss Howe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He flattered himself, he said, from my present happy turn, and from mygood constitution, that I should live a great many years. It wastherefore his request, that I would consent to be his executor; since itwas impossible for him to make a better choice, or pursue a betterexample, than his cousin had set.
His heart, he said was in it: there were some things in his cousin's willand his analogous: and he had named one person to me, with whom he wassure I would not refuse to be joined: and to whom ...he intended to applyfor his consent, when he had obtained mine. * [Intimating, as far as Icould gather, that it was Mr. Hickman, son of Sir Charles Hickman; towhom I know your Lordship is not a stranger: for he said, Every one whowas dear to his beloved cousin, must be so to him: and he knew that thegentleman who he had thoughts of, would have, besides my advice andassistance, the advice of one of the most sensible ladies in England. ] * What is between crotchets, thus [ ], Mr. Belford omitted in thetranscription of this Letter to Miss Howe.
What to read after Clarissa Harlowe volume 9 of 9 8 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richardson Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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