Critical Studies And Fragments
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They have yet no cause, nor shall they. There is one only way in which they can make me suffer, and that is by the effects of this persecution on Mrs. H. 's health, which has been for some time very languid, and her spirits less firm than they were.
I am satisfied, my dear friend, with all that you have done, nor can I suggest a single point which remains to be done.
I had the pleasure of seeing Mr. Anstey in town about two months ago. He was then well.
Mrs. Hastings desires to be kindly rememb...ered to you. I hope you continue in peace. Happily for you the French with a despised monarch, a feeble administration, and intestine troubles, are unable to take any active measures immediately, either to embarrass our affairs, or retrieve their own. But their pompous reception of Tippoo's Embassadors, his precipitancy (if what we hear of his irruption into the Mar. Frontier is true) the loss of their influence in Holland, which is not yet quite irrecoverable, all together indicate and require that they should begin speedily to exert themselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They have yet no cause, nor shall they. There is one only way in which they can make me suffer, and that is by the effects of this persecution on Mrs. H. 's health, which has been for some time very languid, and her spirits less firm than they were.
I am satisfied, my dear friend, with all that you have done, nor can I suggest a single point which remains to be done.
I had the pleasure of seeing Mr. Anstey in town about two months ago. He was then well.
Mrs. Hastings desires to be kindly rememb...ered to you. I hope you continue in peace. Happily for you the French with a despised monarch, a feeble administration, and intestine troubles, are unable to take any active measures immediately, either to embarrass our affairs, or retrieve their own. But their pompous reception of Tippoo's Embassadors, his precipitancy (if what we hear of his irruption into the Mar. Frontier is true) the loss of their influence in Holland, which is not yet quite irrecoverable, all together indicate and require that they should begin speedily to exert themselves.
What to read after Critical Studies And Fragments?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sandford Authur Strong to read onlineMoreLess
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