Lady Diana Beauclerk, Her Life And Her Work
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It \<^as burnt down in 1862. t In Jesse's edition of the Selwyn correspondence, it Is suggested that the word omitted was " bore," which was then considered a slang and vulgar expression by some. 161 Y LADY DIANA BEAUCLERK. I have wrote once more to Mrs. Terry, and I hope that nothing but the children not being perfectly well will pre- vent them coming with you. I am perfectly at ease about their journey, approve of the cavalcade, and still more of the private orders. I must insist upon Mary's sitting back- wards, at least part of the way. I would not have Mie-Mie crowded for the world, and should be quite unhappy if I thought my girls were the least trouble to you or her. Bob * is here, and tired to death already. Entre nous^ this is a most detestable place ; and to make it complete, the Princess Amelia f is here, poking about in every corner. It is impossible to stir without meeting her, and as I have no hopes of her being gracious enough to take notice of me, I am obliged to avoid her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It \<^as burnt down in 1862. t In Jesse's edition of the Selwyn correspondence, it Is suggested that the word omitted was " bore," which was then considered a slang and vulgar expression by some. 161 Y LADY DIANA BEAUCLERK. I have wrote once more to Mrs. Terry, and I hope that nothing but the children not being perfectly well will pre- vent them coming with you. I am perfectly at ease about their journey, approve of the cavalcade, and still more of the private orders. I must insist upon Mary's sitting back- wards, at least part of the way. I would not have Mie-Mie crowded for the world, and should be quite unhappy if I thought my girls were the least trouble to you or her. Bob * is here, and tired to death already. Entre nous^ this is a most detestable place ; and to make it complete, the Princess Amelia f is here, poking about in every corner. It is impossible to stir without meeting her, and as I have no hopes of her being gracious enough to take notice of me, I am obliged to avoid her.
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