Letters And Memorials of Jane Welsh Carlyle
Letters And Memorials of Jane Welsh Carlyle
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I have never had a lady's-maid, and my sisters and I all made our own clothes; I even made mj' bonnet!' Two or three days after the marriage she wrote to her mother; ' I am so happy! I have just breakfasted with Bertie' (Albert, her husband); 'and I have on a white muslin dressing-gown, beautifully trimmed with pink ribbon. ' Her parents were not so rich as most London shop- keepers ; had from seven hundred to a thousand a year. That in- terests me; and I also feel a sympathy with her in the pr...ospect of the bother she will have by-and-by. You have never found the missing photograph? I am so sorrj about it. Please write, ever so little; but I want to know if you keep free of pain. I am not up to a long letter. I am glad you are going to the Bridge of Allan. It will do Ann good for certain, and you probably; and you will be able to judge of Grace's ' health with your own eyes, which are better than other people's reports. I have seen nothing of Mrs. George "^ lately, though, of course, she would be in at the show.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have never had a lady's-maid, and my sisters and I all made our own clothes; I even made mj' bonnet!' Two or three days after the marriage she wrote to her mother; ' I am so happy! I have just breakfasted with Bertie' (Albert, her husband); 'and I have on a white muslin dressing-gown, beautifully trimmed with pink ribbon. ' Her parents were not so rich as most London shop- keepers ; had from seven hundred to a thousand a year. That in- terests me; and I also feel a sympathy with her in the pr...ospect of the bother she will have by-and-by. You have never found the missing photograph? I am so sorrj about it. Please write, ever so little; but I want to know if you keep free of pain. I am not up to a long letter. I am glad you are going to the Bridge of Allan. It will do Ann good for certain, and you probably; and you will be able to judge of Grace's ' health with your own eyes, which are better than other people's reports. I have seen nothing of Mrs. George "^ lately, though, of course, she would be in at the show.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Welsh Carlyle to read onlineMoreLess
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