Lady Susan: the Watsons
Lady Susan: the Watsons
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Digitized by Google 236 A MEMOIR OP JANE AUSTEN, probable occurrence before the battle of Trafalgar.
Information about relatives on board men-of-war was scarce and scanty, and often picked up by hear- say or chance means; and every scrap of intelli- gence was proportionably valuable: — My deab Cassandra, — I should not have thought it necessary to write to you so soon, but for the arrival of a letter from Charles to myself. It was written last Saturday from off the " Start, '^ and conveyed to P...opham Lane by Captain Boyle on his way to Midgham. He came from Lisbon in the "Endymion/' I will copy Charles's account of his conjectures about Frank: ^^He has not seen my brother lately, nor does he expect to find him arrived, as he met Captain Inglis at Rhodes, going up to take command of the * Petrel, ' as he was com- ing down ; but supposes he will arrive in less than a fortnight from this time, in some ship which is expected to reach England about that time with despatches from Sir Ralph Abercrombie/' The event must show what sort of a conjuror Captain Boyle is.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Digitized by Google 236 A MEMOIR OP JANE AUSTEN, probable occurrence before the battle of Trafalgar.
Information about relatives on board men-of-war was scarce and scanty, and often picked up by hear- say or chance means; and every scrap of intelli- gence was proportionably valuable: — My deab Cassandra, — I should not have thought it necessary to write to you so soon, but for the arrival of a letter from Charles to myself. It was written last Saturday from off the " Start, '^ and conveyed to P...opham Lane by Captain Boyle on his way to Midgham. He came from Lisbon in the "Endymion/' I will copy Charles's account of his conjectures about Frank: ^^He has not seen my brother lately, nor does he expect to find him arrived, as he met Captain Inglis at Rhodes, going up to take command of the * Petrel, ' as he was com- ing down ; but supposes he will arrive in less than a fortnight from this time, in some ship which is expected to reach England about that time with despatches from Sir Ralph Abercrombie/' The event must show what sort of a conjuror Captain Boyle is.
What to read after Lady Susan: the Watsons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Austen, James Edward Austen-Leigh to read onlineMoreLess
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