Extracts From the Journals And Correspondence of Miss Berry From the Year 1783
Extracts From the Journals And Correspondence of Miss Berry From the Year 1783
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I do not won der at Mrs. Legge* for liking to accompany you to Bologna ; buttho' my justice can excuse her, I do not love her a bit the better for detaining you two days, for which I am sure of being out of pocket in November. With more days I shall part with plea- sure, if, as you seem to intend, you prefer the road thro' Grer- many, provided Brussels is quite tranquil, which the newspapers, which I never believe but quand il s'agit de vous, represent as still growling. I hope Mr. Berry has no... more courage than I have, but will listen, like a hare in its form, to every yelp even of a puppy.
I trust you have received my letter in which I explained that I never thought of your settling at Cliveden in November. When I proposed your landing at Strawberry, it was because I thought your house in Audley Street was let till Christmas ; and I remembered your description (for what do I forget that you have told me ?) of how uncomfortable you found yourselves aty r last arrival from abroad. A house in which you would be as much at home as in your own, would be preferable to an hotel mais voila qui est fini.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I do not won der at Mrs. Legge* for liking to accompany you to Bologna ; buttho' my justice can excuse her, I do not love her a bit the better for detaining you two days, for which I am sure of being out of pocket in November. With more days I shall part with plea- sure, if, as you seem to intend, you prefer the road thro' Grer- many, provided Brussels is quite tranquil, which the newspapers, which I never believe but quand il s'agit de vous, represent as still growling. I hope Mr. Berry has no... more courage than I have, but will listen, like a hare in its form, to every yelp even of a puppy.
I trust you have received my letter in which I explained that I never thought of your settling at Cliveden in November. When I proposed your landing at Strawberry, it was because I thought your house in Audley Street was let till Christmas ; and I remembered your description (for what do I forget that you have told me ?) of how uncomfortable you found yourselves aty r last arrival from abroad. A house in which you would be as much at home as in your own, would be preferable to an hotel mais voila qui est fini.
What to read after Extracts From the Journals And Correspondence of Miss Berry From the Year 1783?
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