Letters And Friendships, 1812-1860
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do you think me less loyal? I feel that I deserve to be trusted as far you trust any other in the world & I beg thiat you will allow me to keep your letters, at least for a few months longer; I have not touched upon the question of expediency about which there may be many opinions, nor the leg's! question, which I presume is settled, but I stand on the moral principle & it g'rieves me that we should differ so widely — 224 CHAPTER XI BUSY YEARS In 1842 Mr. Murphy died after a long, lingering ill...ness ; his widow and two unmarried daughters settled at Ealing, where Lady Byron was then living .
Anna pitched her tent with them, but she used her home as little more than a pied-d-terre to rest in from time to time during her wandering life.
In the autumn of 1845, she went to Scotland for two months, spending a week at Malvern with Lady Byron on the way. There she met Mrs. Harry Siddons, daughter-in-law of the great Sarah, with whom she afterwards stayed in Edinburgh, after passing a month with Lady Monson at Carolside.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
do you think me less loyal? I feel that I deserve to be trusted as far you trust any other in the world & I beg thiat you will allow me to keep your letters, at least for a few months longer; I have not touched upon the question of expediency about which there may be many opinions, nor the leg's! question, which I presume is settled, but I stand on the moral principle & it g'rieves me that we should differ so widely — 224 CHAPTER XI BUSY YEARS In 1842 Mr. Murphy died after a long, lingering ill...ness ; his widow and two unmarried daughters settled at Ealing, where Lady Byron was then living .
Anna pitched her tent with them, but she used her home as little more than a pied-d-terre to rest in from time to time during her wandering life.
In the autumn of 1845, she went to Scotland for two months, spending a week at Malvern with Lady Byron on the way. There she met Mrs. Harry Siddons, daughter-in-law of the great Sarah, with whom she afterwards stayed in Edinburgh, after passing a month with Lady Monson at Carolside.
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