Last Letters of Aubrey Beardsley
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My dearest Brother I am so unhappy to have had no letter from you. I do hope you are quite well. I have begun such a number of letters to you since I wrote last, but strove in vain to make anything more than two or three lines out of my uneventful life. I have enjoyed a wonderful 124 LAST LETTERS OF stretch of good health, wonderful enough to make me tremble at moments. Sudden changes in the weather I notice much less than formerly.
I think mother will be coming back tomorrow, & M. Speaks of th...e chance of her being able to cross over on Sunday week. It will be a great pleasure for me to see her again. They both tell me that London has been the most horrid place imaginable these last few weeks. I wish M. Could have spent the rest of the summer with me here. She must want a really good holiday.
Do you know Vincent O'Sullivan, a young Catholic writer? He is staying here just now.
Ever very affectionately Aubrey Beardsley.
CXLVII. (15th August, 1897. ) Sandwich Hotel, Dieppe.
My dearest Brother I was so interested in the criticism of the Journal of Mental Science.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My dearest Brother I am so unhappy to have had no letter from you. I do hope you are quite well. I have begun such a number of letters to you since I wrote last, but strove in vain to make anything more than two or three lines out of my uneventful life. I have enjoyed a wonderful 124 LAST LETTERS OF stretch of good health, wonderful enough to make me tremble at moments. Sudden changes in the weather I notice much less than formerly.
I think mother will be coming back tomorrow, & M. Speaks of th...e chance of her being able to cross over on Sunday week. It will be a great pleasure for me to see her again. They both tell me that London has been the most horrid place imaginable these last few weeks. I wish M. Could have spent the rest of the summer with me here. She must want a really good holiday.
Do you know Vincent O'Sullivan, a young Catholic writer? He is staying here just now.
Ever very affectionately Aubrey Beardsley.
CXLVII. (15th August, 1897. ) Sandwich Hotel, Dieppe.
My dearest Brother I was so interested in the criticism of the Journal of Mental Science.
What to read after Last Letters of Aubrey Beardsley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aubrey Beardsley to read onlineMoreLess
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