Correspondence of Mr Joseph Jekyll With His Sister in Law Lady Gertrude Sloane
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JEKYLL TO LADY G. SLOANE STANLEY. [CH. In.
was absent only six weeks. This, on reflection, is an odd state of things.
Stafford in the dumps, and the Morning Chronicle exulting on the defeat of rats and Highland oppressors, but with many civilities to Lord Gower for character and amiability. Think of Mr. Sloane paying them a visit of condolence tastefully imagined. Thieves, say the papers, have robbed Sir A. Macdonald's house of plate and valuables, the latter probably including one thousand and... one long stories.
An old usher has left Westminster after forty-nine years' slavery. Joseph, with about forty of his other pupils still left at school, have subscribed for, and inscribed a piece of plate to him a pleasing trait of feeling and gratitude in boys. I once had a friend who was decidedly of opinion all men should be knocked on the head at sixty.
SPRING GARDENS, April 2ot/i, 1820.
THE dangerous state of Dickinson's 1 nice boy really distresses me. The conduct at Harrow in de- taining him so long under such alarming symptoms was unpardonable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
JEKYLL TO LADY G. SLOANE STANLEY. [CH. In.
was absent only six weeks. This, on reflection, is an odd state of things.
Stafford in the dumps, and the Morning Chronicle exulting on the defeat of rats and Highland oppressors, but with many civilities to Lord Gower for character and amiability. Think of Mr. Sloane paying them a visit of condolence tastefully imagined. Thieves, say the papers, have robbed Sir A. Macdonald's house of plate and valuables, the latter probably including one thousand and... one long stories.
An old usher has left Westminster after forty-nine years' slavery. Joseph, with about forty of his other pupils still left at school, have subscribed for, and inscribed a piece of plate to him a pleasing trait of feeling and gratitude in boys. I once had a friend who was decidedly of opinion all men should be knocked on the head at sixty.
SPRING GARDENS, April 2ot/i, 1820.
THE dangerous state of Dickinson's 1 nice boy really distresses me. The conduct at Harrow in de- taining him so long under such alarming symptoms was unpardonable.
What to read after Correspondence of Mr Joseph Jekyll With His Sister in Law Lady Gertrude Sloane?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Jekyll to read onlineMoreLess
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