Correspondence Between Frances Countess of Hartford Afterwards Duchess of Som
Correspondence Between Frances Countess of Hartford Afterwards Duchess of Som
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Your observations, if they will not tire you in the repetition, you may safely send to me, without fear of their being again mentioned ; for I write only to one person employed about the court, and she never says a word of what passes within the walls at St. James's.
22 Whether being present so often renders the subject too familiar to her to think it news to any one else, or whether she is desirous to change the scene, I do not know ; but so it is.
As to me, the alteration of the weather has e...ntirely given a new face to my af- fairs. My neighbours are all gone to Paris ; and that beautiful landscape, which my window presented to me, is be- come a dreary waste. The ground is russet, the trees resemble skeletons, and the castles remind me of ghosts. Nay, even the river, that gave life to the whole, now only serves to exhale thick fogs, which give additional horror to the scene. Thus does all beauty change with time, and every glory fade, till time again renews them. Were one to philosophise, I think there cannot be a stronger proof of Provi- dence and eternity, than the succession of the different seasons, and their operations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your observations, if they will not tire you in the repetition, you may safely send to me, without fear of their being again mentioned ; for I write only to one person employed about the court, and she never says a word of what passes within the walls at St. James's.
22 Whether being present so often renders the subject too familiar to her to think it news to any one else, or whether she is desirous to change the scene, I do not know ; but so it is.
As to me, the alteration of the weather has e...ntirely given a new face to my af- fairs. My neighbours are all gone to Paris ; and that beautiful landscape, which my window presented to me, is be- come a dreary waste. The ground is russet, the trees resemble skeletons, and the castles remind me of ghosts. Nay, even the river, that gave life to the whole, now only serves to exhale thick fogs, which give additional horror to the scene. Thus does all beauty change with time, and every glory fade, till time again renews them. Were one to philosophise, I think there cannot be a stronger proof of Provi- dence and eternity, than the succession of the different seasons, and their operations.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Thynne Seymour Somerset to read onlineMoreLess
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