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" There was no doubt but that his nerves were giving way, and he was laying out his favourite remedy, — a visit to Lon- don, at Christmas, with his new wares — a visit in which his wish to see his friends, the Jameses, again had some share. " I long sadly to see you, " he wrote to them. " With what pleasure shall I LAURENCE STERNE 179 embrace your little pledge, whom I hope to see every hour increasing in stature and favour both with God and man. I kiss all your hands with a most devout and fri...endly heart. No man can wish you more good than your meagre friend does — few so much, for I am with infinite cordiality, gratitude, and honest affection, etc. " That he was thinking of them with a sincere regard at a distance, is plain from a postscript to an earl of his acquaintance. " If your lordship is in town this spring, I should be happy if you became acquainted with my friends in Gerrard Street ; you would esteem the husband and honour the wife. She is the reverse of most of her sex : they have various pursuits ; she but one, that of pleas- ing her husband.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" There was no doubt but that his nerves were giving way, and he was laying out his favourite remedy, — a visit to Lon- don, at Christmas, with his new wares — a visit in which his wish to see his friends, the Jameses, again had some share. " I long sadly to see you, " he wrote to them. " With what pleasure shall I LAURENCE STERNE 179 embrace your little pledge, whom I hope to see every hour increasing in stature and favour both with God and man. I kiss all your hands with a most devout and fri...endly heart. No man can wish you more good than your meagre friend does — few so much, for I am with infinite cordiality, gratitude, and honest affection, etc. " That he was thinking of them with a sincere regard at a distance, is plain from a postscript to an earl of his acquaintance. " If your lordship is in town this spring, I should be happy if you became acquainted with my friends in Gerrard Street ; you would esteem the husband and honour the wife. She is the reverse of most of her sex : they have various pursuits ; she but one, that of pleas- ing her husband.
What to read after Laurence Sterne volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Percy Hetherington Fitzgerald to read onlineMoreLess
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