Fragments in Prose And Verse volume 1
Fragments in Prose And Verse volume 1
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* " Will you have the goodness to remember us in the kindest manner to our Elphin, as well as to our Kingston friends. I want to know a great many particulars about each individual, even to Alicia :f we have never heard whether she has •recovered from the effects of her fall.
" This night it will be exactty a year since I saw you last, when you came into my room and sat beside me — I cannot thinks/or the last time. Do not youlike making f des bouts del'an, 'as Madame de Sevigne calls it? lam pa...rticularly fond of it. The anniversary seems to bring the former event more immediately present to the imagination than any intervening day ; if that event has been happy, we enjoy it over again in the recollection; if unfor- tunate, there is yet a pleasing melancholy in the * " Essay on the duties and advantages of Sickness, " first printed in the 10th edition in quarto of Poems and Essays by the late Miss Bowdlek, in 1798.
j- Lady Isabella King's horse.
L 90 ] repetition of every circumstance of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* " Will you have the goodness to remember us in the kindest manner to our Elphin, as well as to our Kingston friends. I want to know a great many particulars about each individual, even to Alicia :f we have never heard whether she has •recovered from the effects of her fall.
" This night it will be exactty a year since I saw you last, when you came into my room and sat beside me — I cannot thinks/or the last time. Do not youlike making f des bouts del'an, 'as Madame de Sevigne calls it? lam pa...rticularly fond of it. The anniversary seems to bring the former event more immediately present to the imagination than any intervening day ; if that event has been happy, we enjoy it over again in the recollection; if unfor- tunate, there is yet a pleasing melancholy in the * " Essay on the duties and advantages of Sickness, " first printed in the 10th edition in quarto of Poems and Essays by the late Miss Bowdlek, in 1798.
j- Lady Isabella King's horse.
L 90 ] repetition of every circumstance of it.
What to read after Fragments in Prose And Verse volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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