Edward Fitzgerald And Posh Herring Merchants Including a Number of Letters
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Spalding on May 18th, 18G7 {Two Suffolk Fnends, p. 110), that she would be decked " next Week, " whereas her planking was not finished till June, and, on a Friday in June, FitzGerald wrote to Posh : — " WooDBRiDGE, Friday.
" My dear Poshy, " I am only back To-day from London, where I had to go for two days : and I am very glad to be back. For the Weather 6o THE MUM. TUM was wretched ; the Streets all Slush : and I all alone wandering about in it. So as I was sitting at Night, in a great Room wh...ere a Crowd of People were eating Supper, and Singing going on, I thought to myself — Well, Posh might as well be here; and then I should see what a Face he would make at all this — This Thought really came into my mind.
" 1 had asked Mr. Berry to forward me any Letters because I thought you might write to say the Lugger was planked. But now you tell me it is no such thing : well, there is plenty of time : but I wished not to delay in sending the Money, if wanted. I have seen, and heard, no more of Newson ; nor of his new Lugger from Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Spalding on May 18th, 18G7 {Two Suffolk Fnends, p. 110), that she would be decked " next Week, " whereas her planking was not finished till June, and, on a Friday in June, FitzGerald wrote to Posh : — " WooDBRiDGE, Friday.
" My dear Poshy, " I am only back To-day from London, where I had to go for two days : and I am very glad to be back. For the Weather 6o THE MUM. TUM was wretched ; the Streets all Slush : and I all alone wandering about in it. So as I was sitting at Night, in a great Room wh...ere a Crowd of People were eating Supper, and Singing going on, I thought to myself — Well, Posh might as well be here; and then I should see what a Face he would make at all this — This Thought really came into my mind.
" 1 had asked Mr. Berry to forward me any Letters because I thought you might write to say the Lugger was planked. But now you tell me it is no such thing : well, there is plenty of time : but I wished not to delay in sending the Money, if wanted. I have seen, and heard, no more of Newson ; nor of his new Lugger from Mr.
What to read after Edward Fitzgerald And Posh Herring Merchants Including a Number of Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blyth James to read onlineMoreLess
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