Lady Palmerston And Her Times volume 1
Lady Palmerston And Her Times volume 1
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March 16th, 1821.
Minny was bom, poor love, with far too much heart for her own happiness & she is so con- siderate, which is surprizing in a Child made so * Of the Whig Opposition.
KING GEORGE THE FOURTH'S COURT 87 much of. Madlle. Was ill yesterday, so Minny said when she went to bed, " I suppose I shall have to get up in the night for her two or three times. " Me "But, my Love, I desire you will not. I can't hear of Madlle. Waking you in the night. " Minny " Is that fair, Mama, for you know ...if I was ill she would get up for me. " How unlike L[ad]y Jersey & all the Heiresses & all the spoilt Children ! who never feel the duties of reciprocity.
We had a large dinner on Wednesday for L[ad]y Holland which was uncommonly agree- able because she begged to have a mixed dinner — " some of the company not her daily hread, '^ mean- ing the big Whigs. I thought her wise for her declaration. The same political set at dinner every day must be tiresome in the long run — & people oi our party call her shabby for not wishing like L[ad]y R.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
March 16th, 1821.
Minny was bom, poor love, with far too much heart for her own happiness & she is so con- siderate, which is surprizing in a Child made so * Of the Whig Opposition.
KING GEORGE THE FOURTH'S COURT 87 much of. Madlle. Was ill yesterday, so Minny said when she went to bed, " I suppose I shall have to get up in the night for her two or three times. " Me "But, my Love, I desire you will not. I can't hear of Madlle. Waking you in the night. " Minny " Is that fair, Mama, for you know ...if I was ill she would get up for me. " How unlike L[ad]y Jersey & all the Heiresses & all the spoilt Children ! who never feel the duties of reciprocity.
We had a large dinner on Wednesday for L[ad]y Holland which was uncommonly agree- able because she begged to have a mixed dinner — " some of the company not her daily hread, '^ mean- ing the big Whigs. I thought her wise for her declaration. The same political set at dinner every day must be tiresome in the long run — & people oi our party call her shabby for not wishing like L[ad]y R.
What to read after Lady Palmerston And Her Times volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mabell Airlie to read onlineMoreLess
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