Good Words volume 1877
Good Words volume 1877
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And he did write the following letter : " My own Sweete Heart, — I trust you doe not think me neglectful because I did not write sooner, I wanted to tell you so muche, that somehow I found itt impossible, and so tolde you nothing. I hope you will laugh at that discoverie as I doe.
" I have seen St. Paul's — been in amonge the visitors on quite a grand, show sort of daye, when the big tower, two hundred feete high, was to bee requested by Sir C. ^V. To raise ittself gracefully intoe the aire, ju...sta litde, and then sink again e like a lady making a cour- tesie, but sink in ruine never to rise againe.
JASPER DEANE.
617 ■ " All that I saw, and tnanie other thinges about which I shall write as soon as the bustle of affairs will let mee.
" I have done a real thinge in carvinge a demon's head, which surpasses, as I doe believe, any on the old churche doores. There, after that, you will hardly expect mee to write more till I have settled down into a less egotistick, selfe-satisfied mood; and so, dearest, good-bye.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And he did write the following letter : " My own Sweete Heart, — I trust you doe not think me neglectful because I did not write sooner, I wanted to tell you so muche, that somehow I found itt impossible, and so tolde you nothing. I hope you will laugh at that discoverie as I doe.
" I have seen St. Paul's — been in amonge the visitors on quite a grand, show sort of daye, when the big tower, two hundred feete high, was to bee requested by Sir C. ^V. To raise ittself gracefully intoe the aire, ju...sta litde, and then sink again e like a lady making a cour- tesie, but sink in ruine never to rise againe.
JASPER DEANE.
617 ■ " All that I saw, and tnanie other thinges about which I shall write as soon as the bustle of affairs will let mee.
" I have done a real thinge in carvinge a demon's head, which surpasses, as I doe believe, any on the old churche doores. There, after that, you will hardly expect mee to write more till I have settled down into a less egotistick, selfe-satisfied mood; and so, dearest, good-bye.
What to read after Good Words volume 1877?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis De Rouvroy Saint Simon to read onlineMoreLess
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